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MTSS Practice

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

MTSS is a team approach to implementing evidence-based instructional intervention and assessment practices.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

2.

The purpose of MTSS is to ensure every student receives what they need to be successful

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

What are the 3 major components of each tier of MTSS?

a)

Instruction

b)

Problem Solving

c)

Practice

d)

Data

4.

What does instruction look like at Tier 1?

a)

Five core features (standards, adopted curriculum, assessment, differentiation, evidence based practices) implemented in the classroom during core instruction

b)

targeted small group instruction

c)

intensive individualized intervention

5.

What does instruction look like at Tier 2?

a)

Five core features (standards, adopted curriculum, assessment, differentiation, evidence based practices) implemented in the classroom during core instruction

b)

targeted small group instruction

c)

intensive individualized intervention

6.

What does instruction look like at Tier 3?

a)

Five core features (standards, adopted curriculum, assessment, differentiation, evidence based practices) implemented in the classroom during core instruction

b)

targeted small group instruction

c)

intensive individualized intervention

7.

The five core features of High Quality Tier 1 Instruction are: standards, adopted curriculum, assessment, differentiation, and evidence-based practice.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The core features of intervention are: Entry Criteria, Progress Monitoring, and Exit Criteria.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

What is the minimum amount of time for Progress Monitoring?

a)

2 weeks

b)

4 weeks

c)

6 weeks

d)

8 weeks

10.

What does team based problem-solving look like at Tier 1 using what data?

a)

collab w/specialists; diagnostic, progress monitoring

b)

PLC; universal screener, common assessments

c)

collab w/general ed, site admin or designee, ed specialist; additional diagnostic, observation data, simple FBA

11.

What does team based problem-solving look like at Tier 2 using what data?

a)

collab w/specialists; diagnostic, progress monitoring

b)

PLC; universal screener, common assessments

c)

collab w/general ed, site admin or designee, ed specialist; additional diagnostic, observation data, simple FBA

12.

What does team based problem-solving look like at Tier 3 using what data?

a)

collab w/specialists; diagnostic, progress monitoring

b)

PLC; universal screener, common assessments

c)

collab w/general ed, site admin or designee, ed specialist; additional diagnostic, observation data, simple FBA

13.

In the ideal pyramid, what percent of students will get the support they need at Tier 1, when Tier 1 instruction is being implemented with all five core features in place?

a)

1-5%

b)

15-20%

c)

80%

14.

In the ideal pyramid, what percent of students will get the support they need at Tier 2, when Tier 1 instruction is being implemented with all five core features in place?

a)

1-5%

b)

15-20%

c)

80%

15.

In the ideal pyramid, what percent of students will get the support they need at Tier 3, when Tier 1 instruction is being implemented with all five core features in place?

a)

1-5%

b)

15-20%

c)

80%