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What is RTI?
What is RTI?
Response to Intervention (RTI) was created in order to decrease the number of students that are being labeled or identified in Special Education before any interventions have been implemented. RTI helps identify students and provide them with interventions and strategies in order to boost their overall academic and/or behavioral output to ensure that they are not misidentified or misdiagnosed. RTI is multi-tiered and how quickly the student progresses depends on the student as well as the interventions. Through RTI, we are able to focus more on the positive attributes of the student in order to use those strengths to enhance the academic or behavioral areas that have been identified as a weakness.
Response to Intervention (RTI) was created in order to decrease the number of students that are being labeled or identified in Special Education before any interventions have been implemented. RTI helps identify students and provide them with interventions and strategies in order to boost their overall academic and/or behavioral output to ensure that they are not misidentified or misdiagnosed. RTI is multi-tiered and how quickly the student progresses depends on the student as well as the interventions. Through RTI, we are able to focus more on the positive attributes of the student in order to use those strengths to enhance the academic or behavioral areas that have been identified as a weakness.
All RTI Interventions are student-centered and consist of students being categorized in one of the 3 Tiers of Support. Each school district decides how to implement the RTI process based on the needs of their campus.
All RTI Interventions are student-centered and consist of students being categorized in one of the 3 Tiers of Support. Each school district decides how to implement the RTI process based on the needs of their campus.
Below are some helpful resources on the RTI process and implementation in the school setting:
Below are some helpful resources on the RTI process and implementation in the school setting:
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