How can we consider ICEL to understand problems?
How do we get information using RIOT?
The Problem Solving Process
Measuring Student Achievement and Progress
Which part of ICEL is playing the biggest role?
100

Looking at the Instruction, Curriculum and Environment, and how these interact with the Learner is most often referred to as this 4 letter acronym

What is ICEL?

100

Records show student has moved schools 3 times from kinder to 3rd grade

What is Review (of records)?

100

There are this number of steps in the problem solving process

What is 4?

100

Elementary teachers use this curriculum based measure to track phonics and decoding skills

What is the Wonder Phonics Survey?

100

The student is not sleeping at night because there has been a lot of police involvement fighting at home

What is environment?

200

The student does not pay attention

What is Learner

200

Wonders Phonics Survey results show student has mastered CVC but cannot read CVCC/CCVC or silent-e words

What is Test (your hypothesis)?

200

This step of the Problem Solving Process requires teams to define problems before asking why they are occurring.

What is Problem Identification?

200

Math curriculum based measures can be used by all teachers.  The best way to measure progress is by calculating correct ________ per minute

What are digits?

200

The previous school taught students through whole reading and this student has not been taught phonics/decoding

What is instruction?

300

The class completes all phonics review through whole group choral response activities.

What is Instruction?

300
During a classroom walkthrough, students were provided with opportunities to respond to academic instruction at a rate of 3 per minute

What is Observation?

300

Teachers use this 8 letter accronym to remember what variable to look at and how to get information in order to generate hypotheses about why problems are occurring

What is ICEL/RIOT?

300

This meaure is used by reading interventionists to track phonics and decoding skills but should not be used by general education teachers

What is the 95% phonics screener?

300

The student has a history of hearing problems

What is the Learner?

400

Third grade texts are moving past mastery of phonics skills to reading vocabulary and comprehension.

What is curriculum?

400

Student reports he does not like to read and paying attention to reading tasks is hard because it is boring

What is Interview (of student)?

400

When evaluating the impact of the planned intervention, teams need to determine if the intervention was implemented with _____________ and if the student _____________ to ___________

What is fidelity, responded, and intervention?

400

Teachers should track student progress this often

What is weekly?

400

The student has a hard time focusing because the classroom is very noisy and other students are constantly talking out.

When is the Environment?

500

There are two other students in the classroom that struggle with the same skills as the referred student

What is Environment?

500

This is the most invasive and obtrusive way to get information to support a hypothesis about student learning problems

What is Test?

500

A good intervention plan is made of these 4 parts

What are (1) intervention, (2) support, (3) progress monitoring and (4) fidelity tracking?
500

This suite of measures contains screeners and progress monitoring tools that can be used for reading, math and social/emotional behavioral development three times per year.  These measures can also be used for progress monitoring.

What is Fast Bridge?

500

The texts are far too advanced without significant modification

What is Curriculum?