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Learning Disability Quarterly seeks high-quality
manuscripts reporting original learning disability research. Consistent
with our purpose, the following types of manuscripts are sought:
- Reports of techniques in identification,
assessment, remediation, and programming for children, youth, and
adults with learning disabilities.
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Literature reviews.
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Papers advancing theory and the discussion of pertinent issues.
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Policy and legal analyses examining state/federal laws, regulations, etc.
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Papers advancing practices in personnel preparation.
Focus
The main emphasis of each paper should be on learning
disabilities, rather than on topics or studies which incidentally use
subjects with learning disabilities or only indirectly relate to the
field of learning disabilities.
Format
Manuscripts should be prepared in accordance with The
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th ed.,
The American Psychological Association, 2001). Manuscripts should not
exceed 25-35 pages (including references, tables, figures, and
appendices).
Submission
Submit four copies of the manuscript along with a cover
letter including the names, affiliations, addresses, and email
addresses of each author. Mail your manuscript submission to:
David Scanlon, Editor
Learning Disability Quarterly Lynch School of Education Boston College 140 Commonwealth Ave. Campion Hall Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Inquiries
Questions may be directed to David Scanlon - 617 552 1840 or LDQ@bc.edu.
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