This is not to say that comprehensive programs are superior to basic services for the purpose of meeting students' needs. Some students do not require the assistance of a comprehensive program. For some, just having some support services available to them may be adequate. Such students may develop greater independence and confidence. In college, as in elementary and secondary schools, educating the learning disabled is a multifaceted process.
Remedial work is always beneficial.
None of us is perfect and we all can improve our basic skills. Instructional objectives must also be met. The subject being studied must be mastered to the best of the student's ability. To accomplish this, tutors or small group instruction may be utilized. Students with LD must also use other services or accommodations.