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|a RTI Applications, Volume 1 :
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|a This book addresses a crucial aspect of sustaining a response-to-intervention (RTI) framework in a school selecting interventions with the greatest likelihood of success and implementing them with integrity. Leading RTI experts explain how to match interventions to students' proficiency levels, drawing on cutting-edge research about the stages of learning. Effective academic and behavioral interventions for all three tiers of RTI are described in step-by-step detail and illustrated with vivid case examples. In a large-size format with lay-flat binding for easy photocopying, the book features m.
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|a Front Matter; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; About the Authors; Acknowledgments; Contents; 1: Introduction; Overview; What Are Evidence-Based Interventions?; Evidence-Based Interventions and Response to Intervention; Problem Analysis and Response to Intervention; Problem Analysis and Individual Interventions; The Instructional Hierarchy and Response-to-Intervention Decisions; The Book; 2: Matching the "Right" Intervention to the Student; Overview; The Instructional Hierarchy as a Problem-Analysis Framework.
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|a Student Proficiency Is Linked to Intervention Using the Stages of LearningDetermining the Stage of Learning; Conclusion; 3: Selecting Group Interventions -- Identifying a Classwide Problem; Overview; Step 1: Select Screening Tasks; Step 2: Ensure Adequacy of Screening Data; Step 3: Evaluate Screening Data to Identify Gradewide and Classwide Learning Problems; Step 4: Identify Patterns in the Data; Step 5: Plan Core Solutions; Step 6: Plan Supplemental Intervention; Conclusion; 4: Whole-School Behavioral Interventions; Overview.
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|a Specific Issues of Behavioral Intervention at the Whole-School LevelUniversal Buy-In; Staff Understanding; Versatility of Rules and Expectations to Maximize Universal Application; Intervention Feasibility; Multiple Levels of Outcome Data (School, Classroom, Child); Evidence-Based Whole-School Behavioral Intervention Programs; Schoolwide Behavioral Expectations; Teaching, Prompting, and Reinforcing Appropriate Behaviors; Data Collection; Research Regarding Use of Schoolwide Positive Behavior Intervention and Support; Conclusion; 5: Small-Group Academic Interventions; Overview.
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|a Identifying the Category of the ProblemTenets of an Effective Small-Group Intervention; Service Delivery; Effectiveness; Cost; Small-Group Academic Intervention Programs; Conclusion; 6: Classwide / Small-Group Behavioral Interventions; Overview; Step 1: Select Screening Tasks; Office Discipline Referral; Systematic Direct Observation; Behavior Rating Scales; Direct Behavior Rating; Behavior Screening Tools Overview; Step 2: Ensure Adequacy of Screening Data; Step 3: Evaluate Screening Data to Identify Classwide or Small-Group Social Behavior Problems; Step 4: Identify Patterns in the Data.
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|a Step 5: Plan Core SolutionsStep 6: Plan Supplemental Intervention; Conclusion; 7: Academic Acquisition Interventions; Specific Issues of Academic Acquisition Interventions at the Indivdidual Level; Task Analysis; Explicit Instruction with Modeling; Immediate Corrective Feedback; Conclusion; 8: Behavioral Acquisition Interventions; Overview; Specific Issues of Behvavioral Acquistion Intervention at the Individual Level; Does the Child Know What to Do?; Can the Child Do the Behavior?; Conclusion; 9: Academic Fluency-BuildingInterventions; Controlled Practice; Monitoring Progress; Conclusion.
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