RTI and Classroom Success Concepts

The video introduces the Response to Intervention (RTI) framework, which enhances student learning through remediation. It explains the three tiers of RTI: Tier 1 involves all students with general instruction and progress monitoring; Tier 2 provides secondary intervention for students needing extra help in small groups; Tier 3 offers intensive intervention with individualized goals for students struggling in the first two tiers. The video also highlights the importance of data teams, family involvement, and effective instructional practices.

What does RTI stand for?

• Response to Inclusion

• Response to Intervention

• Response to Integration

• Response to Instruction

What is the primary focus of Tier 1 in RTI?

• Special education

• General classroom instruction

• Small group learning

• Individualized instruction

What is a key activity in Tier 1 of RTI?

• Individualized learning plans

• One-on-one tutoring

• Specialized instruction

• Progress monitoring and screening

What characterizes Tier 2 intervention?

• General classroom instruction

• Individualized learning goals

• Small group settings

• Special education

What is the goal of Tier 2 instruction?

• Supplement primary instruction

• Replace primary instruction

• Monitor progress

• Provide special education

What happens in Tier 3 of RTI?

• Progress monitoring

• Intensive, individualized intervention

• Small group learning

• General classroom instruction

Who often assists students in Tier 3?

• Reading specialists

• Parents

• General education teachers

• School administrators

What is a key component of RTI related to data?

• Parental involvement

• General classroom instruction

• Standardized testing

• Creating data teams

Why is family involvement important in RTI?

• It helps with standardized testing

• It ensures proper data collection

• It supports academic success

• It replaces primary instruction

What is the most important element to a child's success in the classroom?

• Standardized tests

• Parental involvement

• The teacher

• Data teams