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Response to Intervention: Resources for Educators

December 31, 2015

Via: Edutopia

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Continuous Development

Over the past decade, Response to Intervention (RTI) has seen widespread use in schools as an effective way to promote student learning.

Originally developed to help students with learning disabilities, RTI’s success has led to its use for all students at a school, not just for those with specialized needs. The approach has several key components:

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