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    Special education was created after several landmark court cases arguing the right of education for all handicapped children. On November 19, 1975, Congress enacted Public Law 94-142, also known as The Education for all Handicapped Children Act of 1975. Prior to this Act, parents were informing the public information about children with disabilities. During that time, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act was also bring other rights to children with disabilities. It establishes a right…

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    This article entitled, “English Language Learners and Response to Intervention: Referral Considerations” is about how to assess whether or not an ELL student has a learning disability or just an English proficiency problem. It starts out with information about a response to intervention model and the steps needed to take to ensure that these students are properly assessed. The RTI model integrates a multitier preventive instructional system that uses evidence-based data to make a decision of…

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    Response to Intervention: Tirzah Carroll Reinhardt University Special education is no longer the sole responsibility of a special needs educator. General education teachers are now finding their classrooms operating under the inclusion philosophy, which believes that all students, regardless of type or severity of their disability, have a right to receive instruction in a general classroom (Taylor, Smiley, & Richard, 2009). In fact, general education teachers are…

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    Response to Intervention commonly known as RtI in academic language is a multi-tier approach in response to early identification and support of all students and any students who are not progressing as expected by grade level expectations. Response to Intervention does not have a clear defined structure as how to implement therefore, states and school districts have had to design their own format. After the Learning Disabilities Summit in 2001, supported by the U.S. Department of Education, RtI…

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    responsible for intervening when students stumble. Counselors, with the collaboration of teachers and faculty, recognize and support students who need extra support. Response to Intervention (2011) (RTI), enables counselors to assess and implement programs that support the success of students. Response to Intervention (RTI), encompasses a response that enables counselors and faculty to assess programs they have implemented. Data analysis is essential to maintaining and establishing…

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    (Lusthaus et al., 1992). With these new methods, the teacher can create a more inclusive classroom environment. For instance, with the use of Response to Interventions (RTIs), teachers are now given the opportunity to monitor their students’ progress and understanding of the class material all throughout the academic year (“National Center on Response to Intervention”, 2010). As a future teacher, I would use RTIs with the goal of monitoring my students’ knowledge and offering them all different…

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    Response to Intervention (RTI) is a three tier model that includes several components. RTI includes high quality, research-based instruction and behavioral supports; universal screening of academics and behavior in order to determine individualized student needs; multiple tiers of increasingly intense scientific, research-based interventions that are matched to students needs and a cooperative approach by school staff for development, implementation, and monitoring of the interventions. RTI…

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    The primary classroom is an environment which is constantly being debated and changed. The one constant throughout my teaching career has been the diversity of the students academically, socially, and economically. It is important each student feels they contribute to the conversation, and their input is valued and respected. When I meet with children in a small group, we not only talk about the skill we are trying to master, but we take time to discuss important or not so important events in…

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    advance the intervention methods will become. One of the newer intervention processes many school districts started integrate into their learner’s curriculum is the Response to Intervention process also called RTI. The RTI process incorporates a set of teaching procedures to help improve the skills students are having trouble in. However, since the RTI teaching strategy is still new, there are still a few concern on how effective this method with students. Response to Intervention is an…

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    7, Response to Intervention is extremely significant in determining an individual’s behavior requirements. “Response to Intervention (RTI) is a multi-tier approach to the early identification and support of students with learning and behavior needs”, according to the RTI Action Network. RTI provides early intervening services to students who are struggling to expand specific abilities. This approach is used to identify students who have learning disabilities as well. Response to Intervention…

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