MTSS Problem Solving Process

What is the duration of a true intervention period?

• at least 2 days

• What are interventions?

• at least 10 days

• at least 15 days

How often should a teacher take anecdotal notes during interventions?

• Anecdotal notes are optional

• Twice a week

• Every time you meet with that student

• Once a grading period

Which of the following is a research-based intervention?

• Extended time on assessments

• Read aloud

• Reading Horizons Phonics Instruction

• Student Led Discussions

Who is responsible for administering interventions?

• EC Teacher

• Classroom Teacher

• Parents

• District Office Personnel

Who is on the MTSS Problem Solving Team?

• EC Director and Principal

• Grade Level Chairs

• SIT Team Members

• Key Stakeholders within the School

Should MTSS Problem Solving Team meetings be documented?

• Yes, always.

• Yes, depending on how important the meeting is.

• No, other paperwork will suffice.

• No, those present can testify if needed.

How do stakeholders sign MTSS documentation?

• Only the principal and classroom teacher have to sign.

• Virtual and Live Signatures are accepted.

• Parent can tell teacher to sign for them over the phone.

• Live Signatures are the only acceptable form of signatures.

Is it possible for a student to have dual exceptionalities?

• No, a student can only be identified under one category.

• Yes, you can identify a student under as many categories as you want.

• Yes, for example, a student may be Learning Disabled in one area and Academically Gifted in another.

• No, the parent is the only one that can request a dual exception.

How long should a teacher provide intervention before referring the student to be evaluated?

• Until the intervention lesson is over.

• 1 academic school year

• 10-15 days

• Interventions are to be administered until they prove to no longer be successful.

When should Tier 2 student meetings be documented? (Check all that apply)

• During a parent conference

• Within the classroom while taking anecdotal notes

• Amongst the MTSS Problem Solving Team Meetings with Stakeholders

• During Grade Level PLCS