Response to Intervention (RTI) is a popular approach that schools use to identify and support struggling students. The ultimate goal of RTI is to provide timely and targeted instruction that meets the diverse needs of each student. However, monitoring a student’s progress during RTI can be a challenge. How do you know if the intervention is working or if the student needs further adjustments? In this blog post, we will share 10 effective tips for monitoring a student’s response to intervention.
10 Effective Tips for Monitoring a Student’s Response to Intervention
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