How do IEP's stipulate special education teachers need to be utilized during core instruction and intervention? Paraprofessionals?.Do the data support the model of support that was selected?.Questions that may be helpful to consider include: The model of support is important when scheduling because it impacts who is available at what time. Most buildings elect to use the same model of support across all grade levels. Solidifying your decision regarding your model of support. The following steps have proved helpful when working with buildings of varying sizes and with access to varying resources:ġ.
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In most RtI models at the elementary level, core instruction should include a minimum of 90 minutes and supplemental instruction should include an additional 60 minutes that can be utilized in part or full for students demonstrating the need for intervention time beyond the core. When scheduling is not attended to, the other decisions that were made become compromised if full implementation is not realistic.Ĭareful construction of the master schedule provides clear expectations of time allocation for both core and supplemental instruction. Over the years, I have learned to add the issue of scheduling to the list of actions requiring early attention and careful construction. When districts or buildings are getting started with RtI efforts, attention in the first year is often directed to the assessment systems, discussions about core and intervention approaches, and how personnel can, and will, be utilized. Evelyn Johnson, Ed.D., Executive Director, Lee Pesky Learning Center, and Associate Professor of Special Education, Boise State University.Carter, Ph.D., Juli Pool, Ph.D., and Evelyn S.
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