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RTI (Response to Intervention) Across the Grade Levels

A foundational overview of Response to Intervention for anyone seeking a clear understanding of the process, implementation and interventions involved. The session breaks down the three tiers of instruction and shows what lesson-plan application can look like across grade levels. Presented by ROE 3.

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Wed · Oct 14 · 9:00 AM–12:00 PM CT
Venue
Kaskaskia College Salem Education Center, 1475 W. Whittaker
Salem, IL
Organizer
Regional Office of Education #13
Regional Office of Education #13
Price
Free

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