DEVELOPING A MAXIMUM-IMPACT RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION PROGRAM

DEVELOPING A MAXIMUM-IMPACT RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION PROGRAM
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Hanover Research
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School administrations provide the structure for instruction that suits the academic needs of all students so that every student can achieve academic success. However, some students require additional instructional time to master concepts and skills, and these students are not always identified properly or early enough to improve their chances for academic success. In these instances, schools can turn to Response to Intervention programs to identify such students, monitor their progress, and analyze student outcome measures. 
 
Response to Intervention (RTI) is a framework that helps identify primary and secondary school students requiring additional instruction. Ideally, RTI programs should identify which students are at risk for failure in any area, including reading, mathematics, and social behavior. At its core, RTI has a fundamental aim to enhance the quality of instruction for all students, because all students can be taught with the correct level of instruction. 
 
Of course, RTI cannot be successful without planning and measuring strategically. In the following article, Hanover Research provides districts with best practices on developing a maximum-impact RTI program, including:
  • Tiered Instruction
  • Universal Screening
  • Process Monitoring
  • Program Evaluation
  • Data Analysis
 Click to read the article.
 (Full report also available for free download at bottom of article)

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