Intensive Teaching Inference Intervention for Secondary Elementary Stu-dents with Specific Reading Comprehension Disability: A Reversal Single-Case Design

The study aimed to investigate the possible primary effects of teaching inferences in student with specific reading comprehension disability. It adopted an ABA single-subject design. Among the students referred to the learning disorders center, six ones were selected based on the previous scores of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - 4th Edition and the score obtained in Learning Disability Evaluation Scale - 4th Edition (LDES-4) and due to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The instructional Intervention included 23 sessions. The data were visually and quantitative analyzed using R software. The visual analysis and non-overlap indices and size effects indicated a significant increase in the participants' reading comprehension compared with the baseline and a significant decrease in the return stage compare of with the intervention stage. It seems that the findings have promising contributions to curing learning disabilities by appealing to inferencing learning.