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Adaptive Help Seeking Related to Academic Resilience of Final Year College Student with Special Needs Prakosha, Donni; Sunardi, Sunardi; Sugini, Sugini; Anwar, Mohammad; Martika, Tias; Martha, Vania; Afiliana, Ersya
Teaching, Learning, and Development Vol. 4 No. 2 (2026)
Publisher : Education and Development Research

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62672/telad.v4i2.133

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This paper aims to describe and understand the essence of the lived experiences of final-year college students with special needs regarding their adaptive help-seeking and academic resilience. The research approach used is a qualitative study involving students with various types of disabilities. Purposive sampling of 9 student were selected for the semi-structured interviews. Cassidy’s Academic Resilience Scale (ARS) was used as the interview guided. Data triangulation was used throughout the research to ensure integrated analysis. The result shows that participants described their parents as sources of emotional reassurance and moral encouragement. Besides, the theme of Peer Support reveals that the respondent has a mature strategy for maintaining their mental well-being. This study demonstrates that both parental and peer support are essential resources in sustaining the academic resilience of final year students with disabilities. While parental support was identified as the primary motivator, providing a strong foundation of care, encouragement, and responsibility, peer support emerged as equally vital in maintaining on going motivation and well-being.
Co-Authors Afiliana, Ersya Aini, Nur Fauziah Qurratul Ayusla, Rieke Septyan Dwi Aries Himawanto Erma Kumala Sari Fashiha, Aulia Ahda Firdaus, Inayah Salma Fitriani, Elisa Novita Hanifah, Nina Hasanah, Mutmainnatul Jasmine, Indah Ayusora Khakim, Abwatie Al Kurniawan, Rizal Indra Kusumastuti, Selena Dian Martha, Vania Mayasyafira, Septica Devita Mohammad Anwar, Mohammad Nareswara, Febia Nurhanifah, Luthfi Pramudhita, Salsa Dilla Deva Prasetyo, Bayu Aji Priyono , Priyono Rahmah, Dzakiyyah Fa'izatur Rajasa, Ferdhian Surya Romadhon, Alviyan Dwiki Sahira, Alya Nur Samsiyani, Riski Saputra, Riski Rama Arif Setiyaka, Gagah Wahyu Sugini Sugini Sunardi Sunardi Supriyadi Supriyadi Tias Martika Widi, Bagus Siwi Ismoyo Wiyono, Nabila Husna Zahrany, Fitria Safrina