RTI Module 3 Data Analysis and Team Problem Solving Process

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RTI Module 3 Data Analysis and Team Problem Solving Process

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Team Initiated Problem Solving

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Process Analysis Note: Problem Solving

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Effective Team Problem Solving with Data

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Problem Solving #3

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Gordon’s problem solving process

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Team Initiated Problem Solving

Team Initiated Problem Solving. Rob Horner, Steve Newton, & Anne Todd, University of Oregon Bob Algozzine & Kate Algozzine, University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Today’s Goals. Coaches are able to: Prompt & support facilitator, minute taker and data analyst to prepare for meetings

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The Problem-Solving Process

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RTI as a Problem Solving Framework

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Collaborative Team Problem Solving Process

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Data Analysis – Team #3

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Team-Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS) PROBLEM SOLVING

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RTI Problem Solving Model

Intervention & Strategies Support Program. Professional Development. RTI Problem Solving Model. Tiered Interventions. Universal Screening. Data Driven Decision Making. Research Based Programs. Multi-tier Intervention Model. 80%. 15%. Tier 3: Intensive Interventions.

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“Problem Solving Process”

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RTI Team Problem Solving

RTI Team Problem Solving. Team Structure Team Process: IDEAL. Debbie Oliver, RTI Coordinator Adapted from Montana Office of Public Instruction Linda McCulloch, Superintendent www.opi.mt.gov. Problem Solving. • Uses scientific method • Data feedback loop • Data-based decision making

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Problem Solving Team (PST)

Problem Solving Team (PST). Elkmont High School Pilot Program Response to Instruction 2010-2011 School Year. Tiers of Instruction. Tier I, II, III Documentation. Lesson plans are documentation for Tier I instruction.

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Collaborative Problem Solving/Planning (Problem Solving for the Problem Solving Team)

Collaborative Problem Solving/Planning (Problem Solving for the Problem Solving Team). National Association of School Psychologists March 29, 2007 New York City, NY Rachel Cohen, Ph.D. Jose Castillo, M.A. Michael J. Curtis, Ph.D. Calls for change. No Child Left Behind (NCLB), 2001

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RtI Module 4: The Student Success Team Process Using a Problem Solving Model.

RtI Module 4: The Student Success Team Process Using a Problem Solving Model. Poudre School District Student Success Coaches 2009. Purpose of Training Modules. To support and assist schools in implementing the PLC embedded RtI process.

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RtI Module 4: The Student Success Team Process (SST)

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