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Advanced Response-to-Intervention Applications | |
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Beyond the "Interventions" in Response to Intervention | |
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The Role of Outcome Data in Response to Intervention | |
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The First "Fine-Print" Point of Evidence-Based Intervention | |
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The Second "Fine-Print" Point of Evidence-Based Intervention | |
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The Third "Fine-Print" Point of Evidence-Based Intervention | |
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Evaluating Intervention | |
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Decision Making in Response to Intervention | |
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Response to Intervention and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support | |
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The Book | |
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School-Based Assessment | |
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Assessment | |
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Formative Evaluation | |
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Assessment Data for Response-to-Intervention Decisions | |
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Identify Need for Intervention | |
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Identify Interventions | |
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Determine Intervention Effectiveness | |
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Determine Whether Special Education Is Warranted | |
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Treatment Fidelity | |
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Permanent Product | |
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Direct Observation | |
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Self-Report | |
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Implementation Integrity System | |
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Conclusion | |
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Generic Tier 2 Fidelity Observation Checklist | |
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Assessment for Problem Solving | |
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Problem-Solving Framework | |
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Problem Analysis | |
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Problem Analysis within the Tiers | |
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Tier 1 | |
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Tier 2 | |
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Tier 3 | |
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What about the 50 Other Things That Need to Be Assessed? | |
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Evaluating Interventions: Applied Single-Case Design | |
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What Is Applied Single-Case Design and Why Is It Ideally Suited for Response to Intervention? | |
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Basics of Single-Case Design: Baseline Logic | |
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Prediction | |
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Affirmation of the Consequent | |
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Verification | |
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Replication by Affirmation of the Consequent | |
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Why Use Baseline Logic in Applied Practice? | |
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Relevant Formal Designs | |
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The ABC Notation System | |
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The Classic "Withdraw" Design | |
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B Design | |
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A-B Design | |
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A-B-A Design | |
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A-B-A-B Design | |
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Multiple-Baseline Design | |
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The Role of Single-Case Design in a Response-to-intervention Model | |
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Conclusion | |
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Evaluating Interventions: Analysis of Intervention Data | |
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Summarizing Data through Visual Presentation: Creating the Line Graph | |
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Single-Case-Design Graphing Guidelines | |
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Building Intervention Graphs | |
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Analysis of an Intervention Effect: "Was There a Change?" | |
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"To What Degree Was There a Change in the Target Behavior(s) When the Intervention Was Implemented (or Removed)?" | |
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Analysts of a Functional Relationship: "Can We Say That the Intervention Was Responsible for the Observed Change?" | |
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A-B-A-B Design | |
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Multiple-Baseline Design | |
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What Happens If You Can't Document an Intervention Effect? | |
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Using Quantitative Metrics | |
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Wrapping Up Design and Analysis | |
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Intervention Graph (Percent) | |
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Intervention Graph (Frequency Count) | |
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Multiple-Baseline Across-Targets Intervention Graphs | |
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Decisions about Groups | |
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Tier 1: Is There a Classwide Problem? | |
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Criteria for Class Median | |
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Tier 2 | |
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Who Needs a Tier 2 Intervention? | |
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Any Surprises or Missed Students? | |
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What Intervention Is Appropriate?: Category of Deficit | |
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Is There Anyone for Whom We Should Go Right to Tier 3? | |
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Decisions about Individual Students | |
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Selecting an Intervention Target | |
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Selecting the Intervention | |
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Monitoring Progress | |
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Logistics of Strategic and Intensive Measurement | |
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Case Example | |
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Evaluating Intervention Effects: Managing Progress Monitoring Data | |
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Decision-Making Rules | |
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Dealing with Bounce | |
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Responding to Inadequate Progress | |
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Conclusion | |
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Sample Bare-Bones Intervention Team Meeting Form | |
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Sample Instructional Planning Form with Instructions | |
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Special Education Eligibility | |
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Advantages of a Response-to-Intervention Approach to Eligibility | |
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Using Data from the Response-to-Intervention Framework for Making Entitlement Decisions | |
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Essential Conditions to Support a Response-to-Intervention Process | |
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Criteria for Eligibility under a Response-to-Intervention Framework | |
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Criticisms of the Response-to-Intervention Approach to Entitlement | |
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Limited Research to Scale | |
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Identification of True learning Disabilities | |
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Overidentification | |
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Use of Local Norms for Decision Making | |
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Common Implementation Concerns | |
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Documentation of Response to Intervention | |
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Defining the Intensity of Interventions | |
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Definition of a "Full Evaluation" | |
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Case Study | |
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Intervention 1 | |
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Intervention 2 | |
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Entitlement Decision | |
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Conclusion | |
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Case Review Protocol for Evaluating Integrity of the Problem-Solving Model | |
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Conclusion | |
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Backdrop of the RTI Applications Volumes | |
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Districtwide Response-to-Intervention Professional Development Plan | |
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Train All Core Response-to-Intervention Teams in the Advanced Applications of Response to Intervention | |
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Train All Educational Professionals Involved in the Basics of Response to Intervention | |
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Yearly Retraining in Response-to-Intervention Best Practices | |
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Final Thoughts | |
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Sample Response-to-Intervention Training Proposal | |
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References | |
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Index | |