Students with learning disabilities do not spontaneously use effective learning strategies at the same rate as typically developing peers.

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Research has consistently shown that students with learning disabilities do not use effective learning strategies as frequently or spontaneously as their typically developing peers. They often require explicit instruction and support in order to consistently use strategies such as organization, elaboration, and self-monitoring.

Students with Learning Disabilities Do Not Spontaneously Use Effective Learning