Teaching analogies to students is a great way to begin implementing RTI strategies. Students will enjoy higher levels of success when they are very familiar with the analogies used.
Response to Intervention is a process that involves providing struggling learners with academic interventions that match their needs in order to help all students master the curriculum. My experience in secondary education has convinced me that every secondary classroom needs to begin Response to Intervention at the Secondary Level at Tier One of RTI: differentiated instruction.
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By Guest Author Aaron LaMontagne. Schools face many challenges as they attempt to implement Response to Intervention (RTI). Providing help to all the students that need it, finding the time to implement intervention blocks and enrichment periods; sometimes even getting buy-in from all interested par [...]
Written by Kathy Wright* One of my first memories was hearing the words, "Kathy, sit still!" and my mother pinching me as I tried to sit through a church service. I preferred playing outdoors and was constantly moving. My favorite activity was swinging because I was in constant motion. If I was sitt [...]