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Response to Intervention

Tier 1: Building a Toolkit for Classroom Teachers

as Intervention `First Responders'

Jim Wright



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Workshop PPTs and handout available at:



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RTI: Tier 1: What Is the Expectation After Today's Training?

? You are encouraged to use the resources and skills presented to pilot and experiment with classroom interventions at the `grassroots' level back in your school.

? However, there is no change in expectations of teacher classroom practice as a result of this workshop.

? The district will soon establish an RTI Leadership Team to coordinate RTI implementation across Ken-Ton Schools. That Team will determine what the teacher's responsibilities are as Tier 1 classroom intervention `first responder'.

? Only then will the teacher's role include classroom (Tier 1) intervention--and buildings will be notified of this.



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RTI: The Model. How is RTI organized in schools?



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Source: Grosche, M., & Volpe, R. J. (2013). Response-to-intervention (RTI) as a model to facilitate inclusion for students with learning and behaviour problems. European Journal of Special NeewdswEwd.iunctaetriovne,n2ti8o,n2c5e4n-t2r6a9l..ohrgttp://dx.10.1080/08856257.2013.768452

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