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February 1, 1980Learning Disability Quarterly36 citations

Resource Room Support Services for Regular Teachers

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DSDeborah L. SpeeceCMColleen J. Mandell

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In order to assess the delivery of support services from resource room teachers to regular elementary teachers involved in mainstreaming learning disabled students, a list of 26 services was developed from the literature. The Index of Support Services was distributed to 228 regular educators who were asked to rate the importance and frequency of occurrence of each service. The results indicated that regular teachers rated nine support services as critical for effective mainstreaming. However, only two services, remedial instruction in the resource room and informal student progress meetings, were provided with any degree of regularity. Training in consultation skills at the college level and public school administrative support are discussed as means of alleviating the discrepancy between needed and delivered resource room support services.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a204ceda05c56b8b7d1e46dhttps://doi.org/10.2307/1510425
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