A Multidisciplinary (Psychological–Educational–Speech Therapy) Model for School-Based Intervention for Learners with Specific Learning Disorder: An Applied Approach in the Algerian Context
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Multidisciplinary model; school-based intervention; learners; Specific Learning Disorder; applied approach; Algerian contextAbstract
This study seeks to propose a multidisciplinary intervention model for children with Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) within the school setting, grounded in the integration of psychological,educational, and speech therapy dimensions within a unified organizational framework. It arises from the issue of weak coordination among stakeholders in educational institutions, along with the continued reliance on fragmented interventions that fail to adequately address the nature of SLD,thereby limiting the effectiveness of the support provided to this population.
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