Many learning disabled youngsters can have a successful col lege experience, says this writer, who provides guidelines for counseling such students.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Biklen, Douglas P. "Mainstreaming: From Compliance to Equality." Journal of Learning Disabilities, January 1985, pp. 58-61.
2.
Cahn, Lorynne. "The Learning Disabled Adolescent: Mainstreaming and an Interdisciplinary Approach." The International Journal of Adolescent Medicine andHealth, Summer 1985.
3.
Cahn, Lorynne, and Nolan, Charles E. "Learning Disabled Adolescents: Creating a Climate for Learning." NASSP Bulletin, October 1976 , pp.16-20.
4.
Cordoni, B. "Assisting Dyslexic College Students: An Experimental Program Design at a University." Bulletin of the Orton Society24(1979):362-68.
5.
Johnston, Christopher L. "The Learning Disabled Adolescent and Young Adult: An Overview and Critique of Current Practices." Journal of Learning Disabilities , August/September 1984, pp. 386-91.
6.
Margalit, M., and Miron, M. "The Attitudes of Israeli Adolescents Toward HandicappedPeople." The Exceptional Child 30(1983):195-200.
