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Response to Intervention Three - Tier Model of School Support ACADEMIC SYSTEMS Tier 3 Intensive, Individual Interventions Individual students -based High intensity Of longer duration Tier 2 Targeted Group Interventions Some students (at-risk) High efficiency Rapid response Tier 1 Core Instructional Interventions All students Preventive, proactive Tier 3 1-5% Tier 2 5-10% Tier 1 80-90% BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS Tier 3 Intensive, Individual Interventions Individual students -based Intense, durable procedures Tier 2 Targeted Group Interventions Some students (at-risk) High efficiency Rapid response Tier 1 Core Instructional Interventions All settings, all students Preventive, proactive Revised 9-17-07 Page 1

What is tiered intervention? Layers of intervention responding to student needs Each tier provides more intense intervention Aimed at preventing learning difficulties Who is served? Tier 1 } 80-90 % of students Tier 2 Tier 3 } 5-10 % of students } 1-5% of students Revised 9-17-07 Page 2

Tier 1: Core Class Instruction Tier 1 Tier 1 is comprised of three elements: progress monitoring of at-risk students ongoing professional development in-class support and mentoring Tier 1: Core Class Instruction- 9 Weeks For all students Scientific-based instruction and curriculum Emphasizing the critical elements of beginning reading (vocabulary, comprehension, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency) and math Multiple grouping formats to meet students needs 90 minutes per day or more Benchmark assessment at the beginning, middle, and end of the academic year General education teacher General education classroom Revised 9-17-07 Page 3

Tier 2: Small Group Intervention Tier 2 Tier 2 is small-group instruction in addition to the time allotted for core instruction. Tier 2 includes programs, strategies, and procedures designed and employed to supplement, enhance, and support Tier 1. (not replace Tier 1) Tier 2: Supplemental Instruction-12 Weeks For students identified with marked learning difficulties, and who have not responded to Tier 1 efforts Specialized, scientifically-based reading and math program(s) emphasizing the critical elements of math and reading instruction Homogeneous small group instruction (1:5) 30 minutes 3-5 times per week in small group in addition to 90 minutes of core instruction Weekly benchmark monitoring on target skills to ensure adequate progress and learning Determine by the campus-general education Appropriate setting designated by the school Revised 9-17-07 Page 4

Tier 3: Intensive Intervention. Tier 3 is intensive, strategic, specifically designed and customized small-group supplemental instruction that is extended beyond the time allocated for Tier 1 and Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 3: Intensive Intervention- 9 Weeks For students with marked learning difficulties or disabilities who have not responded adequately to Tier 1 and Tier 2 efforts Sustained, intensive, scientifically-based intervention program(s) emphasizing the critical elements of reading and/or math for students with learning difficulties/disabilities Homogeneous small group instruction (1:3-5) 30 minutes 2 times a day in small group in addition to 90 minutes of core instruction Weekly benchmark monitoring on target skills to ensure adequate progress and learning Determined by the campus-may be Special Education Appropriate setting designated by school-maybe Title I or Special Education or District Remediation program Revised 9-17-07 Page 5

How do they differ? Instruction Schedule Tier 2 Instruction Minimum of 30 minutes 3-5 x weekly (= Tier 1) Tier 3 Instruction Minimum of 30-45 minutes 3-5 x weekly (=Tier 1) Duration 12 Weeks (1-2 rounds) 9 weeks (possibly several rounds) Group Size 1:3 to 5 1:3 to 5 Ongoing Progress Monitoring Every week 2 s a week Revised 9-17-07 Page 6

Tier 1: Core Class Instruction 9 Weeks For all students Scientific-based instruction and curriculum Emphasizing the critical elements of beginning reading (vocabulary, comprehension, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency) and math Multiple grouping formats to meet students needs 90 minutes per day or more Benchmark assessment at the beginning, middle, and end of the academic year General education teacher General education classroom Core Classroom Instruction refers to the high quality instruction provided in the classroom setting with ALL students. This instruction may take place in a variety of formats: whole group, paired reading, small group, etc. It is coordinated by grade level, with all grade level teachers utilizing the same curriculum scope and sequence. Included in the Tier One Instructional Model is Benchmark Testing, administered three times per year, with additional less formal assessment throughout the year. Students who are not at grade level based upon these Benchmark tests (usually around 15 % of students) are then referred to the SIT Team for additional intervention at Tier 2. The SIT Team is an essential part of the process of designing effective interventions for struggling students. This team reviews assessment data for the student in question, brainstorms, and helps the classroom teacher design or select an intervention program for that student s unique needs. Revised 9-17-07 Page 7

Tier 2: Supplemental Instruction - 12 Weeks For students identified with marked learning difficulties, and who have not responded to Tier 1 efforts Specialized, scientifically-based reading and math program(s) emphasizing the critical elements of math and reading instruction Homogeneous small group instruction (1:5) 30 minutes 3-5 times per week in small group in addition to 90 minutes of core instruction Weekly benchmark monitoring on target skills to ensure adequate progress and learning Determine by the campus-general education Appropriate setting designated by the school Tier 2 instruction is provided for those students who do not achieve at the expected level on the benchmarks. Research suggests that this should be approximately 15% of students. This intensive instruction is provided IN ADDITION TO the Core Instruction already being provided. This instruction is most effective if provided daily, but certainly needs to be provided at least 3 times per week. Instruction provided as intervention should be research based and approved by TEA. TEA has selected several programs that meet all of these standards. These programs are listed below: Approved Reading Providers CompassLearning Odyssey Reading and Language Arts Contact: Lynette Binka McVay (800)221-7927 ext. 4609 lbinka@compasslearning.com Website: www.compasslearning.com Harcourt Achieve/Steck Vaughn/Renaissance Read Now, Power Up! Contact (primary): Bruce Warren (512)659-1721 Contact (secondary): Marian Staton (254)968-0447 Website: http://steckvaughn.harcourtachieve.com/en-us/resources/texasiri Harcourt School Publishers Harcourt Trophies Contact: Lisa Bernard (800)426-6577 ext. 6113 lisa.bernard@harcourt.com Revised 9-17-07 Page 8

Pearson Digital Learning SuccessMaker Enterprise Contact: Dave Myers (972)772-2700 Website: www.pearsondigital.com PLATO Learning Reading Contact: Cathy Pickoski (972)743-8448 Barbara Franklin (512)826-0185 Website: www.plato.com/texasiri Regional Education Service Center IV Reading Accelerated Curriculum Contact: Kathy Helm (713)744-6508 reading@esc4.net Website: www.region4store.com River Deep Destination Reading Contact: Becky Bordelon (210)865-0459 bbordelon@riverdeep.net Website: http://rivapprod2.riverdeep.net/portal/page?_pageid=433,812225&_dad=portal&_sc hema=portal Scholastic Read 180 Contact: Larry Ragland (800)221-5312 ext. 6005 southwest@scholastic.com Scientific Learning Fast ForWord Reading Contact: Cheryl Leatherbury (972)355-0187 Website: www.scientificlearning.com Voyager Expanded Learning - Passport Contact: IRI/IMI support team (800)956-2863 Website: www.voyagerlearning.com *This list was revised February 2, 2006 Approved Math Providers CompassLearning Odyssey Math Contact: Lynette Binka McVay (800)221-7927 ext. 4609 lbinka@compasslearning.com Website: www.compasslearning.com Harcourt School Publishers Harcourt Mathletics Contact: Lisa Bernard (800)426-6577 ext. 6113 lisa.bernard@harcourt.com Pearson Digital Learning Math Contact: Dave Myers (972)772-2700 Website: www.pearsondigital.com Revised 9-17-07 Page 9

PLATO Learning Math Contact: Cathy Pickoski (972)743-8448 Barbara Franklin (512)826-0185 Website: www.plato.com/texasimi Regional Education Service Center IV Math Accelerated Curriculum Contact: Jo Ann Wheeler (713)744-6507 math@esc4.net Website: www.region4store.com River Deep Destination Math Contact: Becky Bordelon (210)865-0459 bbordelon@riverdeep.net Website: http://rivapprod2.riverdeep.net/portal/page?_pageid=433,812225&_dad=portal&_sc hema=portal Tom Snyder Productions, Inc. (a Scholastic Co.) Fastt Math Contact: Darla McKnight, Terry Gilligan (800)342-0236 dmcknight@tomsnyder.com Website: www.tomsnyder.com Voyager Expanded Learning Vmath Contact: IRI/IMI support team (800)956-2863 Website: www.voyagerlearning.com Campus administration, working in conjunction with grade level teachers, determines the delivery system for Tier 2 interventions. They may be delivered by classroom teachers during a tutoring time, with students having particular needs grouped for instruction, or by interventionists at a campus or grade level. Tier 2 instruction should be provided with an intensive focus on a limited number of prioritized, targeted skills. Research indicates that the success of these interventions depends upon the frequency and intensity of the remediation. Following this intervention, testing should be done to determine what progress has been made. These benchmark evaluations should test targeted skills and should be administered every 1-2 weeks throughout the instructional process. Following testing, revisions may be made in the intervention process, additional skills may be targeted if skills have been mastered, or the process can be discontinued IF adequate progress has been made. Throughout TIER 2, the SIT team is an integral resource in providing direction to the teacher for interventions. These Tier 2 interventions should be continued for AT LEAST 8 to 12 weeks before making a referral to Tier 3. Data gathering and documentation is an essential part of this process, and provides the information needed should the SIT process require referral to Tier 3. Revised 9-17-07 Page 10

Tier 3: Intensive Intervention- 9 Weeks For students with marked learning difficulties or disabilities who have not responded adequately to Tier 1 and Tier 2 efforts Sustained, intensive, scientifically-based intervention program(s) emphasizing the critical elements of reading and/or math for students with learning difficulties/disabilities Homogeneous small group instruction (1:3-5) 30 minutes 2 times a day in small group in addition to 90 minutes of core instruction Weekly benchmark monitoring on target skills to ensure adequate progress and learning Determined by the campus-may be Special Education Appropriate setting designated by school-maybe Title I or Special Education or District Remediation program Following 12 weeks of Tier 2 instruction, a small percentage of students may require additional interventions. Tier 3 creates intensive instructional interventions to increase individual student s rates of progress. A student who has not made progress with Tier 2 interventions is referred back to the SIT team to determine what additional interventions would be beneficial. Data from the testing used during the Tier 2 process will be used to help determine the interventions necessary. As with Tier 2, Tier 3 interventions must be drawn from research based programs. Revised 9-17-07 Page 11