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Build Support

Build SupportCollaboration is essential to the success of RTI, so having the support of your team is critical. In the opening article to this section, George Batsche of the University of South Florida outlines the roles and responsibilities of RTI team members and provides tips to help you build support for RTI. Read "Building Support" »




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Over-Identification

Refers to the over representation of students in special education programs/services that is above state and national averages; identification of more students for services through special education than the proportion of that population in the general population.

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Creating Shared Language for Collaboration in RTI

For collaboration to be successful participants have to create shared language for communication. The purpose of this article is to explore this issue and to provide a tool to develop shared understanding.

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RtI Leadership That Works

This article explores the four roles of leadership (modeling, pathfinding, aligning, and empowering), then applies these roles to the RTI endeavor.

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