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RESPONSIVENESS TO INSTRUCTION (RTI) IMPLEMENTATION TRAINING MATERIALS

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RtI VIDEOS

RtI Parent English Captioned
(mov, 32.1mb)

RtI Parent Spanish Captioned
(mov, 34.4mb)

RtI Educator English Captioned
(mov, 46.2mb)


Materials used to provide Responsiveness to Instruction Foundations training effective July 1, 2008 through December 2011 are available for school personnel to use for awareness training and for training on key concepts.

PLEASE NOTE: Training materials currently available were developed for the RtI four-tier model. As training is developed for NC RtI three-tier model, these materials will be replaced and noted by development date.


RTI IMPLEMENTATION TRAINING 2011

  1. RtI Overview
  2. Defining the Core
  3. Analyzing the Core
  4. Tier I-Individual Student
  5. Tier II-Individual Student
  6. Tier III-Individual Student
  7. Implementation
    (pdf, 12.8mb)


RTI PRESENTATIONS

Responsiveness to Instruction (RtI)
Census Form: Data Collection Tool September 2012

North Carolina Responsiveness to Instruction: State Update
Collaborative Conference for Student Achievement, March 2012
This session provided information about North Carolina’s direction for the statewide scaling-up of Responsiveness to Instruction (RtI). Discussion focused on the support structure for district-level implementation and transitioning to a three-tier model. Meeting all students’ needs within this tiered system of support was also discussed.
(pdf, 4.7mb)

Sandhills Leadership Academy Presentation, March 7, 2012
Three regional RtI field consultants were given the opportunity to provide a brief overview of Responsiveness to Instruction for the first cohort of aspiring principals from the Sandhills Leadership Academy. The presentation focused on the implementation of a problem-solving model for total school improvement. These rising leaders will be fully licensed principals in the 2012-2013 school year and available to work in the Sandhills region of the state. The discussion around RtI as a key initiative in school turnaround was lively and engaging.
(pdf, 11.2mb)

2011-2012 RtI Regional Networking Meetings
Regional RtI field consultants conduct bi-monthly regional networking meetings around topic areas requested by participants. In addition to short professional development sessions, each networking meeting provides participants time to dialogue with neighboring school and district staff in order to build a professional community around Responsiveness to Instruction implementation. Each meeting also provides participants with updates regarding Responsiveness to Instruction in North Carolina from the NC Department of Public Instruction.

During the 2011-2012 school year, the following topics were discussed:

  1. Using Curriculum-Based Measurement to Progress Monitor Individual Student Growth
    (pdf, 1.4mb)
  2. Analyzing Your Core
    (pdf, 2.1mb)
  3. Research-Based Interventions
    (pdf, 172kb)
  4. Effective Scheduling Practices
    (pdf, 7.0mb)


RESPONSIVENESS TO INSTRUCTION FORMS - TIERS I-IV

State forms to document Responsiveness to Instruction implementation and interventions.


RESPONSIVENESS TO INSTRUCTION FORMS - TIERS I-III

 


February 9, 2010 NCDPI Academic Services and Instructional Support RtI Meeting
Dr. George Batsche's power point presentations are provided for DPI staff and those interested in the agency training. Additional links to resources are included.


WEB RESOURCES

Frameworks for Response to Intervention in Early Childhood: Description and Implications
Three national organizations (the Division for Early Childhood/DEC, the National Association for the Education of Young Children/NAEYC, and the National Head Start Association/NHSA) have created a joint paper to promote a broader understanding and provide guidance on the relationship of Response to Intervention (RTI) frameworks to the unique contexts of early childhood (EC) programs. Download the document here.


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