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Response to Intervention

Response to Intervention

Practical and Effective Implementation of

Response to Intervention

Workshop Description:  Response to Intervention (RTI) is being adopted in school systems across the country as the primary method for identifying students with learning disabilities.  When implemented effectively, RTI has the potential to rule out inadequate instruction as the cause for learning problems while providing intense instruction at the first signs of learning difficulty. 

Response to Intervention involves a process of implementing high quality instruction, monitoring student progress using curriculum based measurement, and adjusting instruction based on student outcomes.  On the surface, it seems to be a very simple task.  Yet, actual implementation is proving to be difficult in many areas due to the fact that few teachers and administrators have been trained in the components of RTI. 

            This workshop provides practical information designed to enable teachers and administrators to implement the RTI process effectively in their districts, schools, and classrooms.  The workshop includes basic information about RTI based on the work of leading researchers and agencies with vast experience in its implementation.  Components of both standard protocol and problem solving models are discussed.  Additional topics include resources for selection of research-based strategies; components of curriculum based measurement; student data management; and considerations for English Language Learners, African American students and students living in poverty.  In the multi-day presentation, participants develop a RTI plan for a student from their school. 

Format: 

This workshop can be taught in several formats ranging from a brief overview to in-depth knowledge and development of RTI plans.  Each format is listed below along with the amount of time required for each.

Overview – 2 ½ hours

In-depth coverage – 1 day (five hours)

In-depth coverage with application – 2 days (10 hours)

System technical assistance – as needed by system – The presenter works with school system personnel to assess system needs and develop system procedures. 

 Presenter : 

 Cara Shores, Ed.S.  Author of Response to Intervention:  A Practical Guide for Every Teacher

 

 

 
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