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Consensus Building Infrastructure Developing Implementation Doing & Refining Guiding Principles of RtI Provide working knowledge & understanding of: - Core principles of RtI - Empirical support for RtI Model - Essential components of RtI: >Multi-Tiered Model >Integrated Data Systems >Effective Teaming and Problem Solving >Evidence-Based Instructional Practices - Framework for action planning >Consensus Building >Infrastructure >Implementation Shared Vision and Consensus Building Develop a shared vision that RtI is about school reform and utilizing EVERY educational resources to support implementation Establish District & School Leadership Teams - Identify district- and building-level leadership team participants - Identify roles and responsibilities that address: > Building Commitment > Assessing current practices including data systems, effective teaming, instructional practices (time, materials, skills, resources) > Giving Permission (role change) > Allocating Resources > Developing a Professional Development Plan > Developing a communication and education plan with stakeholders Action Planning Determine priorities Commit to change Identify resources to assess & build for consensus Develop district & building action plans Establish timelines Allocate resources necessary to support action plan Plan for sustainability Effective Teaming and Problem Solving Establish building, grade level and individual problem solving teams - Define roles and responsibilities across teams - Establish meeting logistics (time, place, setting) Identify coach(es) to support implementation Develop meeting forms to document team processes and procedures Learn the essential steps to the problem-solving method: - Problem Identification (define discrepancy) - Problem Analysis (hypothesize why the problem is occurring) - Plan Development (develop an intervention plan) - Plan Evaluation (evaluate intervention effectiveness) Understand effective communication skills to facilitate meetings, problem-solve conflicts and manage resources. Learn stages of team development Define parent involvement and leadership across Tiers Integrated Data Systems Understand assessment for different purposes (screening, diagnostic, progress monitoring, outcome/accountability) Identify reliable & valid assessment tools for different assessment purposes Learn administration and scoring of assessment tools to assess curriculum, instruction, learning environment and the learner: - Reviewing records - Interviewing - Observing - Testing - Functional Behavior Assessment - Curriculum Based Evaluation - Intervention integrity Become knowledgeable about data management tools (e.g. Aimsweb, SWIS) Learn essentials to writing realistic and ambitious goals Become skilled at graphing student data Identify data based decision making rules Integrate intervention data for special education eligibility decision-making Evidence-Based Instructional Practices Identify scientifically based instruction and resources for academics & behavior Understand core instruction (time, structure, skills, materials, resources) Understand supplemental instruction (time, structure, skills, materials, resources) Understand intensive instruction (time, structure, skills, materials, resources) Schedule and allocate resources Identify intervention integrity support plan Effective Teaming and Problem-Solving Using District Leadership Teams and School Improvement Teams to support implementation integrity, evaluate outcomes and prioritize ongoing refinement of implementation activities at the district and building levels Using grade level teams to identify and analyze classroom or grade level student concerns, as well as develop, monitor and evaluate intervention plans Using individual problem solving teams to identify and analyze individual student concerns, as well as develop, monitor and evaluate intervention plans Using meeting forms to document team processes & procedures Using clearly defined roles and responsibilities within teams Involving parents as active partners and leaders Evaluating teaming practices and priotiizing needs in planning for sustainability Providing ongoing professional development related to teaming Integrated Data Systems Using reliable and valid assessment tools for appropriate purposes and with integrity Using graphs to display student outcome data and to make decisions on effectiveness of instruction/intervention Using data to make decisions for special education eligibility Evaluating use and efficiency of data systems and prioritizing needs in planning for sustainability Providing ongoing professional development related to assessment Evidence-Based Instructional Practices Using scientfically based instruction/intervnetion for core, supplemental, and intensive supports Evaluating and supporting intervention integrity across Tiers Evaluating use of resources to support instructional practices for core, supplemental and intensive interventions Evaluating instruction/intervention practices based on ongoing data analysis and prioritizing needs in planning for sustainability Providing ongoing professional development related to evidence based instruction/interventions for academics and behavior Ongoing communication with all stakeholders to maintain consensus and commitment Ongoing professional development & celebration of successes Ongoing systems evaluation of implementation fidelity