RTI/MTSS
This term has the definition of “response to intervention”
What is RTI?
Differentiation adjust instruction to meet students needs in these three key areas.
What is content, process, and product?
This teaching model involves a general education and special education teacher working together in the same classroom.
What is co-teaching
This section outlines what student should know or be able to do by the end of the lesson.
What is learning objectives?
This type of assessment is considered an overview of pervious learning.
What is summation assessment?
This visual tool is often used to track a student’s growth over time.
What is a graph or growth chart?
This is the term for changing the pace, level, or kind of instruction you provide in response to individual learners’ needs, styles, or interests.
What is differentiating instruction?
This developmental disorder impacts communication behavior, and social skills.
What is autism spectrum disorder?
A tool used by teachers, to visually organize and plan out the sequence of a lesson.
What is a lesson plan template?
This type of assessment determines specific areas of learning difficulties to target.
What is diagnostic assessment?
This tier provides targeted support to students who tier 1 instruction is found to be insignificant.
What is tier 2?
This type of seating arrangement can help students with diverse needs to be included.
What is flexible seating?
This disability impacts the students ability to hear requiring accommodations like sign language interpreters.
What is a hearing impairment?
Adapting lessons for English language learners often involves providing this type of visual support.
What are graphic organizers or visual aids?
A common formative strategy where students provide anonymous feedback on what they have learned
what is an exit ticket?
This type of meeting allows, teachers specialist, and families to collaborate on student needs
What is an IEP or 504 plan meeting?
Allowing a student to show what they have learned through making a hands on project is an example of differentiating this.
What is product?
This law was enacted in 2001 and requires that all children are to be tested in grades 3 through 8 in reading and math by a test developed by the states.
What is the No Child Let Behind Act of 2001?
Incorporating science into a reading lesson is an example of what planning strategy.
What is cross curricular instruction?
This assessment tool uses a grid to evaluate student work based on a range of criteria.
What is a rubric?
This term describes the increasingly intense levels of intervention in RTI.
What are Tiers?
This is the term for how teachers design and deliver information.
What is content?
These professionals help develop fine motor skills, such as handwriting
What is an occupational therapist?
Teachers use this to ensure that lessons addressed higher order thinking skills.
What is Bloom’s taxonomy?
This type of assessment is ongoing to monitor students progress.
What is formative assessment?