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RtI 2013-2014 July 29, 2014

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Page 1: RtI 2013-2014 July 29, 2014

RtI 2013-2014July 29, 2014

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RtI Is…A General Education

Data-Driven Process or System that Provides Instructional Intervention in

Reading, Mathematics, and/or Behavior immediately according to

Student Need

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RtI Is…An Alternative Approach to the Well-

Known Aptitude-Achievement Discrepancy Model used for the Diagnosis of a Specific Learning

Disability (SLD)

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RtI Is…A Process that Determines if the

Student Responds to Research-Based or Evidence-Based Instruction and

Intervention as Part of the Evaluation Procedures.

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RtI Is NOT…•A Pre-Referral System

•An Individual Teacher

•A Classroom

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RtI Is NOT…•A Special Education Program or

Process

•An Added Period of Reading Instruction

•A Separate, Stand-Alone Initiative

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Universal Screeners

Describe services offered

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AIMSweb Fall Screening Window

August 1-29, 2014 Tests of Early Literacy (TEL)

Tests of Early Numeracy (TEN) Reading Curriculum-Based Measurement (RCBM)

Reading Comprehension (MAZE) Mathematics Concepts & Applications (MCAP)

Mathematics Computation (MCOMP)

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It’s About Time!TEL – 4 minutes (1st only)TEN – 4 minutes (1st only)RCBM – 3 minutes (1st-8th)MAZE – 3 minutes (2nd-9th)

MCAP – 8 or 10 minutes (2nd -9th)(8 minutes for Grades 2-6; 10 minutes for grades 7-12)

MCOMP – 8 minutes (1st-9th)

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It’s About Time!

IT’S

YOUR

TURN!!!!

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Spring District Screening Data

RCBM

1st Grade = 43% (851)

2nd Grade = 40% (723)

3rd Grade = 46% (843)

4th Grade = 46% (802)

5th Grade = 43% (737)

MAZE

1st Grade = 57% (1037)

2nd Grade = 39% (735)

3rd Grade = 58% (1089)

4th Grade = 55% (986)

5th Grade = 45% (810)

*Percentages reflect students below the 25th percentile when compared to same age and grade level peers nationally.

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Spring District Screening Data

RCBM

6th Grade = 42% (457)

7th Grade = 43% (474)

8th Grade = 41% (434)

9th Grade = n/a

MAZE

6th Grade = 58% (781)

7th Grade = 55% (668)

8th Grade = 54% (718)

9th Grade = 48% (393)

*Percentages reflect students below the 25th percentile when compared to same age and grade level peers nationally.

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Spring District Screening Data

MCAP

1st Grade = N/A

2nd Grade = 29% (549)

3rd Grade = 49% (932)

4th Grade = 45% (807)

5th Grade = 41% (739)

MCOMP

1st Grade = 30% (619)

2nd Grade = 26% (484)

3rd Grade = 34% (635)

4th Grade = 25% (446)

5th Grade = 26% (474)

*Percentages reflect students below the 25th percentile when compared to same age and grade level peers nationally.

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Spring District Screening Data

MCAP

6th Grade = 58% (787)

7th Grade = 46% (612)

8th Grade = 55% (746)

9th Grade = 54% (260)

MCOMP

6th Grade = 41% (573)

7th Grade = 35% (444)

8th Grade = 36% (488)

9th Grade = 38% (182)

*Percentages reflect students below the 25th percentile when compared to same age and grade level peers nationally.

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RtIHas become the national model for

successfully reaching students when they are just beginning to

fall behind expected benchmarks and providing appropriate

supports and interventions at increasing levels of intensity.

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Important InformationWhen the general education, or Tier 1 instruction, in the

district is solid and done with fidelity, 80-90% of our students will experience SUCCESS! 

The RtI process involves:

1. Identification of Struggling Students (both academically and/or behaviorally) 2. Diagnosis of Specific Learning Gaps and/or Deficits 3. Creating Plan for Interventions & Goal Setting 4. Providing Appropriate Interventions (with integrity and fidelity) 5. Progress Monitoring 6. Data Analysis & Student Outcomes

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RtI/SST Protocol

ID students at/below 25th percentileID criteria for moving from T1-T2ID students with four (4) or more

ODRs

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RtI/SST ProtocolID Potential Patterns or Trends in

Data and Reflect on Possible Root Causes and Implications

How do you plan to monitor effective RtI in your building?

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Q & AIndividual school RtI/SST teams

may request meetings with

RtI Coordinator

as needed during the year.