This study uses (AERA’s Standards, JARS, TREND statements, CEC’s EBP Standards, WWC Standards, etc., which are used as the main research quality evaluation tools and reporting guidelines to examine the quality of research reports of experimental research papers. The papers were compared and analyzed. For this, 15 papers related to learning disabilities in Korea were selected and analyzed. The results of this paper are as follows. First, with reporting standards applied in psychology (AERA’s Standards, JARS, TREND statements), Korean journal articles reported relatively insufficient information pertaining to reliability, validity, and research ethics. Furthermore, lack of information for future replication studies was also noticeable among the selected Korean journal articles. Second, with the reporting standards applied in special education (CEC’s EBP Standards, WWC Standards), the selected Korean journal articles abided by multiple indicators of the reporting standards. The selected Korean journal articles, however, showed lack of information regarding qualification and training for people who provide interventions, which is recommended by CEC’s EBP Standards. In addition, a majority of selected Korean journal articles did not correspond with random assignment of research design recommended by WWC. In conclusion, the development research standards for special education in Korea is needed to satisfy the standards for evidence-based practices. Furthermore, systematic supports at both national and regional levels must be provided to improve quality of research and to verify the effects of interventions in education settings.