Increasing Academic Skills of Students with Autism Using Fifth Grade Peers as Tutors.

作者: Debra Kamps , Peggy Locke , Joseph Delquadri , R Vance Hall

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关键词: Mathematics educationReading (process)AutismPeer tutorAcademic learningPsychologyAcademic achievementSchool classroomMultiple baseline designAcademic skills

摘要: The use of peer tutors for handicapped students has been demonstrated as a viable procedure. However, few studies have investigated the use of peer tutoring to facilitate …

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