Understanding Specially Designed Instruction (SDI)

What is Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) in addition to?

• Tier 2 instruction

• Tier 1 instruction

• Computer program instruction

• General education curriculum

SDI is considered as what in relation to a teacher?

• A place where teaching occurs

• A service required by the teacher

• A packet of work provided by the teacher

• A computer program used by the teacher

What does Specially Designed Instruction specifically aim to do for a child?

• Replace Tier 1 instruction

• Restate the content being taught

• Teach specific skills the child lacks to progress in Tier 1

• Offer a computer program for learning

What is Specially Designed Instruction NOT considered to be?

• A service

• A place

• A computer program

• A teaching method

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Specially Designed Instruction?

• It is in place of core instruction

• It is a service

• It allows access for the child

• It is specific for the child

How does Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) primarily modify the learning experience for a student?

• By changing the physical classroom layout

• By altering the curriculum content

• By adapting the teaching methods to meet student needs

• By providing additional homework assignments

Which of the following best describes the goal of Specially Designed Instruction?

• To ensure students complete their homework on time

• To help students pass standardized tests

• To support students in mastering grade-level standards

• To prepare students for college entrance exams

In the context of Specially Designed Instruction, what role does assessment play?

• To grade students more strictly

• To identify areas where students need additional support

• To compare students against each other

• To determine if students should be promoted to the next grade level

How does Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) support students with diverse learning needs?

• By providing a one-size-fits-all curriculum

• By offering personalized learning strategies

• By increasing the number of tests

• By reducing the use of technology in the classroom

What is the primary goal of implementing Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) for students?

• To ensure all students are treated equally

• To minimize the need for homework

• To tailor the educational approach to individual student needs

• To focus solely on academic subjects