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1. School-wide Response to Intervention(SWRTI)Implementing and Sustaining Evidence-Based Practices Wayne Sailor
University of Kansas
wsailor@ku.edu
OSEP Project Director’s Conference
Washington, DC
June 23, 2008
3. Critical Features Problem-Solving Logic Model
Screening for All
Evidence-Based Interventions
Progress Monitoring
Transdisciplinary Teams/Coaches
Desiloization
4. Problem-Solving Logic Extension of standard protocol RTI
Alternative to medical model
All personnel focused on all students
All resources integrated in a universal design for learning
5. Universal Screening Screen all students for social/behavioral risk: twice per year
Begin with K-3
Add higher grades each year
We use SSBD
6. Screen all students for academic risk: 3 times per year
Begin with K-3
Add additional grades in 2nd year
Screen for math and reading
We use: DIBELS, AIMSWEB
7. Social-Behavioral Risk Interventions
Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support (SWPBS)
Tier 1
Teach expectations
Acknowledge effort
Tier 2
Check in – Check out
Tier 3
Check and connect
FBA and PBS plan
Wraparound
8. Progress Monitoring Proximal Assessments
Social/Behavioral
SSBS (Tiers 2 and 3)
Academic
Tier 1
Curriculum Benchmarks (CBMs)
Tier 2
DIBELS (3 times/yr.) or
AIMSWEB (3 times/yr.) or
EDFORMATION
Tier 3
Individualized CBMs
Distal Assessments
Tier 2
Annual Grade-level state assessments
Universal CBMs (i-STEEP)
9. TEAMS/COACHES TEAMS
Site Leadership Team
RTI Team (1 or 2 years)
PBS Team (1 or 2 years)
Grade level teams (primary)
Small learning communities (secondary)
Content area teams (secondary)
Student study teams (tier-2)
Tertiary teams (tier-3)
10. TEAMS/COACHES Coaches
RTI Coaches
Literacy Enhancement
Math Enhancement
SWPBS
Collaborative Instruction
11. DE-SILOIZATION All school personnel engaged in teaching/learning process
No categorical classrooms
Special education
Title One
English Language Learners
Gifted
Tier 2 – Tier 3 special purpose rooms (temporary-integrated-scheduled)
Integrated professional therapies/services
Classroom-based paraprofessionals