Response to intervention
A tiered approach in which all students get quality teaching (Tier 1), struggling students get targeted help (Tier 2) and those who still struggle get intensive help (Tier 3).
- Also called
- RTI
- Used in
- United States
- Topic
- Teaching and learning
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Related terms
- MTSS (Multi-tiered system of supports) United States
- A school-wide framework that combines academic (RTI) and behavioural (PBIS) tiered support for all students.
- Intervention All four UK nations (details may differ) United States
- Targeted extra teaching or support, usually for a small group or individual, to help pupils catch up or overcome a difficulty.
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