Response to Intervention: Collaborating to Target Instruction

Meyer Elementary School's Response to Intervention practice has contributed to their ranking in the top five percent of all Michigan schools.
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GRADES K-4 | LEXINGTON, MI
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[@tom4276]

This is so refreshing to see! Innovative Education. AND TEACHERS collaborating together FOR THE STUDENTS! Excellent.

[@logangomez4475]

I am a cognitive studies major and am particularly interested in response to intervention and discrepancy-based formulas.

[@teev7]

I don't understand why so many people I know are against tiers 2 and 3 instruction. There is never a sound and definitive answer given when asked. Every student needs to be treated fairly. It's not their fault that they struggle-every child isn't on the same level. Thank you for the video.

[@mireyaoliva237]

Excellent Job!!!

[@florettahuggins3515]

Excellent!

[@adrianavelarde7684]

Good work!!

[@jhansijaison9062]

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[@user-wi1kj2hl1w]

Excellent information!

[@ramdaskhare5141]

I like this school and education .

[@mikedolan5435]

Ugh. This is one reason I resigned from teaching... Tiers = Tears.

[@martinaforbs1448]

i'm confused, how can this be a bad thing? Its more individualized instruction, and allows room for growth...being in a "tier" for some time, does not mean they can not learn, move or grow. Just because a student takes more time with something than another, does not mean they are less intelligent or bad at said subject, it just means they need more guidance...This helps those kids get the guidance they require in a healthy way, and its not simply just segregation, because it focuses on select areas in bits at a time. It also allows the students to move around, and work alongside others who are having similar difficulties. In order to succeed, you must accept mistakes as apart of the learning process. I suppose I don't understand what your issue is, can you elaborate ? Thanks :)