MTSS
Who is typically involved in the MTSS process?
A) Teachers
B) Administrators
C) Parents
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
What does RTI stand for?
Response to Intervention
Name at least 2 Types of Assessments.
Formative Assessments
Summative Assessments
Diagnostic Assessments
What does MTSS stand for?
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
Who receives instruction during Tier 1?
The Whole Class or All Students
When do teachers use Summative assessments?
When teachers want an overall summary of what students have learned, such as at the end of an instructional unit
What is one key component of MTSS that helps educators adjust support for students?
A) Annual performance reviews
B) Regular progress monitoring and data analysis
C) Classroom decoration
D) Standardized testing only
B) Regular progress monitoring and data analysis
What is the purpose of universal screening in RTI?
A) To identify students who may need additional support early on
B) To determine final grades for students
C) To evaluate the effectiveness of school-wide policies
D) To track the performance of teachers
A) To identify students who may need additional support early on
Which form of assessment help teachers to notice if instructions or techniques need to be modified throughout a lesson?
Formative assessment
True or False: MTSS is a one-size-fits-all model that should be applied uniformly across all schools.
False
What is typically used to decide if a student needs more help in RTI?
A) Their final exam scores
B) Regular progress monitoring and assessments
C) The number of students in the class
D) The teacher’s personal opinion
B) Regular progress monitoring and assessments
Which of the assessments' results is often recorded as scores or grades that are factored into a student's permanent academic record?
Summative assessment
In a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), what characterizes Tier 1 support?
A) Intensive, individualized interventions
B) Universal, high-quality instruction and support for all students
C) Small group interventions for at-risk students
D) One-on-one tutoring
B) Universal, high-quality instruction and support for all students
Why is RTI and MTSS important?
RTI and MTSS are important for supporting struggling readers because they allow early identification of reading challenges and help customize support in the classroom.
What is the Role of Assessments?
Ongoing assessments and data help ensure that supports are effective and tailored to each student's needs. By Tracking Progress, Making Decisions, Customizing Support, Identifying Trends, and Ensuring Accountability.