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Response to Response to Intervention Intervention Franklin Community Schools January 24, 2011

Response to Intervention Franklin Community Schools January 24, 2011

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Response to InterventionResponse to InterventionFranklin Community Schools

January 24, 2011

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What is RtI…..What is RtI…..

A framework for prevention and early intervention which involves determining whether all students are learning and progressing adequately when

provided with high quality instruction and intervention.

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Problem Solving

Intense, Individualized Support

Targeted, SupplementalSupports

Core curriculum, instruction, & learning environment

Data-based Decision Making Across the Tiers

Tier I

Tier II

Tier III

80% of Student Population

15% of Student Population

5% of Student Population

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Elementary Reading Elementary Reading ExampleExample

Tier Curriculum, Instruction, Intervention

III Students needing additional supports participate in 1-1 or small group interventions for 30-60 minutes daily. Activities include (research-based program), Sounds & Letters, and reteaching of priority skills.

II Students who are identified as needing additional supports participate in small group (3-4 students) interventions using (Research-based program) for 30 minutes, 3 days per week.

I All first graders participate in a 90-minute reading block where whole-class and small-group instruction is provided using the Scott Foresman reading curriculum.

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Secondary Reading Secondary Reading ExampleExample

Tier Curriculum, Instruction, Intervention

III Students reading more than 2 years below grade level participate in daily, 90-minute blocks of instruction on word level skills (accuracy & fluency), strategy instruction and engagement in thinking about the text, embedded & systematic instruction, and guided, supported practice.

II Students reading 1-2 years below grade level participate daily, 60-minute blocks of instruction on word level skills (fluency), strategy instruction and engagement in thinking about the text, embedded & systematic instruction, and guided, supported practice.

I Students with grade-level skills participate in General Language Arts classes

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Essential Components:Essential Components:Integrated Assessment and Progress Integrated Assessment and Progress

Monitoring SystemMonitoring System Tier I

◦ Universal screenings

◦ Progress monitoring at least 3 times per year to identify those at risk

◦ Frequent assessments in general classroom to determine progress of students

Tier II◦ Diagnostic assessment to inform instruction and intervention

◦ Progress monitoring weekly , bi-weekly, or monthly

Tier III◦ Progress monitoring once a week

◦ Additional assessment information as needed

◦ Key across all tiers….. The assessments conducted and the frequency of data collection is determined by

student need.

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Essential Components:Essential Components:Integrated Assessment and Progress Integrated Assessment and Progress

Monitoring SystemMonitoring System

Critical Questions Across the Tiers….

What decision will be made with the data? Who will use the information? What type of data is needed? What assessment tool is needed? How will the data be recorded? Is the intervention improving student

performance based on data collected?

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Response to Intervention-Franklin Community Schools

DIBELSMAP NWEA Assessment/

Progress Monitoring

Assessment/Progress

Monitoring

Classroom Teachers

Scott Foresman-Reading Street

Everyday Math 2-6

Scott Foresman Strategic Intervention Materials

Leveled Readers

Small group Math Standard Instruction

Scott Foresman Strategic Intervention Materials

Leveled Readers

Small group Math Standard Instruction

Tier II Intervention (30 minutes 3 X per week or more)

2-4 core components Reading

Focused Math Standard Instruction

Universal Screening (3 x year)

Tier I Core Program

(90 minutes daily for L/Arts)

All five core components of Reading

(55-60 minutes of Math daily)

Indiana Math Standards

Scott Foresman-Reading Street

Everyday Math

DIBELSMPG (2X Yearly)Pre-requisite Skills Checklist (R,M)Skills Checklist (R,M)Core Reading BenchmarksEveryday Math Benchmarks

Core Reading BenchmarksNWEA (R, L/Arts, M)Skills Checklist (2)Everyday Math BenchmarksCore Unit Math Assessments

All instruction will be implemented by classroom teachers and reinforced by instructional assistants when available

Scott Foresman Assessments

DIBELS Pre-requisite Skills Skills Checklist

Curricular Based Teacher Created Formative Assessments All twice a month

Scott Foresman Assessments

Skills Checklist (2)

Curricular Based Teacher Created Formative Assessments

All twice a month

Classroom Teacher

Instructional Assistant

Literacy Specialist

My Sidewalks – Scott Foresman

Earobics

My Sidewalks – Scott Foresman

My Sidewalks progress monitoring assessments

Skills Checklist-NWEA

DIBELS

Monitored weekly

My SidewalksProgress monitoring assessments

Monitored weekly

Sp. Ed. Teacher

Instructional Assistants

ENL Teacher

Literacy Specialist

Grade 1 Grade 2-6 Grade 1 Grade 2-6 Implemented by:

Tier III Intervention (20-30 minutes daily)

1-2 core components in Reading

* Schedules, locations in buildings will vary based on resources in each building

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Universal Screening - NWEAUniversal Screening - NWEA

Students in grades 2-8 are administered NWEA three times a year.

Students in grades 1 are administered MAP 2 times a year.

Universal Screening - DIBELSUniversal Screening - DIBELS•All First and Kindergarten Teachers have been given palms to administer and to progress monitor each student .•Progress Monitoring is maintained by the teacher for those students who are at-risk.•We have chosen to use Wireless Generation to provide more detailed reporting for our students.•Wireless Generation is also linked to our Core Reading Program “Reading Street” providing teachers additional support on strategies to use with students non-responding

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Universal Screening- NWEAUniversal Screening- NWEA

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Other Thoughts…..Other Thoughts…..RTI is by definition data-driven, so no

decisions are made without evidence to support them.

RTI is not simply one intervention or method.

All interventions should be research-based.

RTI methods are closely linked with problem-solving models.

State is changing its language from Response to Intervention to Response to Instruction to support more than a remedial model

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