National Center on Response to Intervention (RTI)

September 23, 2009

The National High School Center, the National Center on Response to Intervention, and the Center on Instruction have partnering together on the High School Tiered Interventions Initiative (HSTII) to enhance understanding of how tiered intervention models are emerging in high schools across the country. Through this process, the partners are seeking to identify key characteristics of high school tiered intervention programs that are grounded in emerging research and best practices that can be used by other schools, districts, and state education agencies to guide their future implementation efforts.
 
During this webinar, Lou Danielson, Ph. D. and Joseph Harris, Ph. D. from the National High School Center, Greg Roberts, Ph. D. from the Special Education Strand of the Center on Instruction, and Tessie Rose, Ph. D. from the National Center on Response to Intervention provided a description of the HSTII, its work to date, and proposed next steps, as well as a brief overview of the HSTII’s assumptions regarding the implementation of Response to Intervention at the high school level.

Webinar Recording    Powerpoint Presentation

Over the course of the summer, the National Center Response to Intervention hosted a series of free webinars, presented by Dr. Michelle Hosp, on Curriculum Based Measurement (CBM). From these webinars, you can learn what CBM is, how to administer it, and how to use the data you collect in a response to intervention framework.

To access the PowerPoint slides and additional training material for each topic, visit the Training Modules page on our website. 

Using CBM to Determine Response to Intervention — August 11, 2009
Webinar Recording

How to Administer CBM in Reading — July 14, 2009
Webinar Recording

Introduction to Curriculum Based Measurement — June 9, 2009
Webinar Recording

May 20, 2009 

Watch the recording and view the presentation slides (see below) that were presented by Lynne Viker and Denise Waalen from the Mahtomedi School District in Minnesota, and Laurie Emery from the Vail School District in Arizona.

Lynne Viker	Denise Waalen	Laurie Emery

Webinar Recording  Powerpoint Version   Q & A

March 25, 2009 

Watch the recording and view the presentation slides (see below) that were presented by Dr. Heistad. At this webinar, universal screening measures, their use, and how to establish district benchmarks were described. Real-life examples and resources from schools using universal screening measures were also presented.

Webinar Recording  PDF Version  Follow-Up Q & A