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Successful College Tutoring: Focusing on the Learning Disabled Student in the Learning Center. Position Paper Series: Document No. 11.

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Barr, Alyce; And Others – 1987

The guide is designed to increase the effectiveness of persons who tutor learning disabled (LD) college students by providing information on LD characteristics as well as specific strategies and techniques for working with LD students. Initial sections define learning disabilities and list characteristics of LD college students in such areas as…

Descriptors: College Students, Computer Oriented Programs, Higher Education, Learning Disabilities

SAM: Student Accountability Model. Fourteen "Exemplary" Uses & How to Apply Them in California Community Colleges.

California Community Colleges, Sacramento. Office of the Chancellor. – 1980

Exemplary adaptations of the California Community Colleges' Student Accountability Model (SAM) are presented, based upon interviews with administrators at 37 colleges or districts known to have implemented SAM practices. After a description of SAM (a set of procedures for the follow-up of occupational students), the report examines the criteria by…

Descriptors: Accountability, Classification, Community Colleges, Computer Oriented Programs