There are a number of things that teachers can do to implement MTSS and RTI (Really Terrific Instruction) in their classrooms that will help to inspire and motivate all learners in their classrooms. These seven (7) tips offer some great insights into how to start making good things happen in your classroom and for your students.
As a special education teacher, I always struggled with having to read tests aloud to multiple students at the same time. I would run into some students who would be ahead of me, some behind, and sometimes we wouldn't even get the test done in a single class period.
Teaching Students with Autism: Excellent article on Teaching Students with Autism. Would love to know your thoughts on the article. Also, feel free to share your best tips for Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Seminar for School Administration - What Should I See When I Walk-Through an Inclusive, Differentiated Classroom? Learn what best-practice, researched based strategies and methods might be used to engage all learners so that students improve test scores and reach their potential. Administrators will learn modelled strategies that they can actually use.
Response to Intervention Strategies for Secondary Teachers - This seminar will help alleviate the fear and confusion surrounding RTI, especially at the secondary level, by providing practical, classroom-tested techniques for Tiers I, II and III as well as user-friendly materials that can be implemented immediately in your classroom.