Response to Intervention Dialogue Guides: Extension
Source Document:
A Family Guide to Response to Intervention. Available at: http://www.nhspecialed.org/documents/RTI%20Booklet.pdf. Developed by Parent Information Center with funding from New Hampshire Department of Education’s SIG II Grant
Dialogue Starter: Family Guide to RTI
Source Document:
Research Brief: A Road Map for Mathematics Achievement for All Students: Findings from the national mathematics panel. Brown, Carolyn. (March, 2009). Available at http://www.centerforcsri.org/files/Center_RB_Feb09.pdf
Full Report:
Foundations for Success: The Final Report of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel (2008). Washington, DC. U.S.: Department of Education.
Dialogue Starter: A Road Map for Mathematics Achievement for All Students: Findings from the National Mathematics Panel
Source Document:
Interventions For Adolescent Struggling Readers: A Meta-Analysis with Implications for Practice. (2007). Scammacca,N., et al.
Description available on Center for Instruction website:
http://centeroninstruction.org/interventions-for-adolescent-struggling-readers-a-meta-analysis-with-implications-for-practice
Updated version: http://www.centeroninstruction.org/effective-instruction-for-adolescent-struggling-readers---2nd-edition
Original document is available on the RTI Center Website:
http://www.rti4success.org/images/stories/coi_struggling_readers.pdf
Dialogue Starter: Interventions for Adolescent Struggling Readers: A Meta-analysis with Implications for Practice
Source Document:
Leading Learning Communities: Standards for what principals should know and be able to do. Second Edition. National Association of Elementary School Principals. 2008. pp 49&50. Available at: http://www.naesp.org/resources/1/Pdfs/LLC2-ES.pdf
Abstract:
Leading Learning Communities; Standards for what principals should know and be able to do
Dialogue Starter: Develop a Learning Culture that is Adaptive, Collaborative, Innovative and Supportive
Source Document:
Meeting the Needs of Significantly Struggling Learners in High School: A Look at Approaches to Tiered Intervention. Duffy, Helen. National High School Center at American Institutes for Research, Washington, D.C. Available at http://www.betterhighschools.com/docs/NHSC_RTIBrief_08-02-07.pdf.
Dialogue Starter: RTI at the High School Level
Source Document:
Response to Intervention in Secondary Schools: Is It on Your Radar Screen? Ehren, Barbara. RTI Action Network. Available at
http://www.rtinetwork.org/learn/why/rtiinsecondaryschools.
- Abstract A: Response to Intervention In Secondary Schools: Is It On Your Radar Screen?
- Dialogue Starter: How Does the Rationale for RTI Relate to Secondary Education?
- Abstract B: Response to Intervention In Secondary Schools: Is It On Your Radar Screen?
- Dialogue Starter: What Opportunities Does RTI Afford Middle, Junior and High School?
- Abstract C: Response to Intervention In Secondary Schools: Is It On Your Radar Screen?
- Dialogue Starter: What Challenges Exist with RTI at Secondary Levels?
Source Document:
Recognition and Response: Pathways to Success for Young Children, Introduction to R & R: Supporting Evidence. National Center for Learning Disabilities. Available at http://www.recognitionandresponse.org/content/view/83/94/
- Abstract A: Recognition and Response: Pathways to Success for Young Children, Recognition and Response in Action and Essential Components of Recognition & Response: The Conceptual Framework
- Dialogue Starter: Recognition and Response in Action
- Abstract B: Recognition and Response: Pathways to Success for Young Children, Introduction to R & R: Supporting Evidence
- Dialogue Starter: Recognition and Response: Supporting Evidence
Source Document:
Response-to-Instruction and Universal Design for Learning: How Might They Intersect in the General Education Classroom? Nicole Strangman, Chuck Hitchcock, Tracey Hall, Grace Meo, and Peggy Coyne. Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST) & The Access Center. 2008. [Excerpted from pp 6-10]
Available at: http://www.k8accesscenter.org/training_resources/RTIandUDL.asp
Dialogue Starter: Response To Intervention and Universal Design for Learning
Source Document:
What is RTI? RTI Action Network. [Excerpted from RTI Action Network website, section ‘Learn About RTI’]
Available at: http://www.rtinetwork.org/learn/what/whatisrti.
Adapted Text: What Is RTI?
Dialogue Starter: RTI: A Process
Extension Dialogue Sources on RTI
Dialogue Guides are models for conducting interactive discussions across stakeholders. Each Guide contains one topical document that all who come to the table access in order to start with the same knowledge base; and a set of reaction and application questions for a facilitator to support the assembled group to build areas of agreement and develop action-plan(s).
To gain a better understanding of the facilitator’s roles and responsibilities in conducting dialogue, we invite you to read and download the Dialogue Guide Facilitator Handbook.