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Teaming Structures
Teaming Structures
Teaming Structures are essential to the efficient implementation of an MTSS. Recommended teams and functions are outlined in the following documents:
Beliefs Survey
Beliefs Survey
The NC MTSS Beliefs Survey is a tool for gauging current staff beliefs. The results can help implementation teams create goals and action steps for addressing implementation.
The best solutions are developed when information/data is examined through several lenses (i.e., team-based), and teams must examine multiple sources of data to arrive at valid solutions. No one data source should ever be used in isolation. Finally, a systematic model with pre-determined steps and protocols should be utilized.
North Carolina’s MTSS model includes a comprehensive and efficient assessment system that is balanced, uses multiple sources and is culturally appropriate.
The master schedule is essential to MTSS Implementation. When MTSS Implementation teams are determining barriers to implementation, it is good to have a master schedule that already satisfies the items listed in the guidance document.
plc & group problem solving tools
plc & group problem solving tools
Core support includes academic, behavioral, social and emotional, and attendance components and is differentiated to support all students. Essential elements of Core support (described in the link above ) are defined, analyzed, adjusted, and documented by grade level and subject area.Support documents for this work are listed below:
Data decision rules are formal procedures that inform our actions around data. We set data decision rules to provide a framework for our teams and practitioners to interpret data.
Within MTSS, district and school teams begin implementing a "system" of interventions that are well-defined, evidence-based, efficient, effective and readily available to students that need them. In order to accomplish this, we use the practice of Standard Treatment Protocol for interventions.
The NC Facilitated Assessment of MTSS - School Level (FAM-S) and District Level (FAM-D) are tools which measure school-level and district level progress towards full implementation of a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS).
The purpose of a communication plan is to help manage the change process. This provides a method to ensure the building leadership team is providing a consistent message, giving the necessary information to the appropriate groups, and helping them understand why the change and timeline are necessary. Don't forget to include families in your communication planning. Learn more here!
measuring Implementation Data:
measuring Implementation Data:
Answers the question “how are the adults doing?”
Measures implementation of specified programs, practices, or innovations
Measures the implementation of the critical components of MTSS
Why measure this?
Students can only benefit from the practices they receive with fidelity
Adults need support for implementation
Examples in Practice:
FAM
Walkthrough data
Program fidelity checks
School climate surveys
INDIVIDUAL PROBLEM SOLVING TOOLS
INDIVIDUAL PROBLEM SOLVING TOOLS
Individual Problem Solving Academics
Individual Problem Solving Behavior
Elementary Read to Achieve Workflow
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