APA Dictionary of Psychology

remedial education

Updated on 04/19/2018
a learning process that occurs after the initial, primary instruction of a subject or skill. Remedial education is intended to improve skills that appear deficient in a particular subject or area. For example, remedial reading is specialized instruction for individuals whose reading quotient is significantly below average or who have faulty reading patterns.
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