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The promise of response to intervention : evaluating current science and practice / edited by Todd A. Glover, Sharon Vaughn.

Contributor Glover, Todd A.

Imprint:New York : Guilford Press, c2010.

Descriptionxii, 322 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Note:Supporting all students: the promise of response to intervention / Todd A. Glover -- Key RTI service delivery components: considerations for research-informed practice / Todd A. Glover -- Multi-tier service delivery: current status and future directions / Joseph F. Kovaleski and Lynanne Black -- Student assessment and data-based decision making / John M. Hintze and Amanda M. Marcotte -- Preventing and remediating reading difficulties: perspectives from research / Carolyn A. Denton and Sharon Vaughn -- Research-based implications from extensive early reading interventions / Jeanne Wanzek and Sharon Vaughn -- Reading interventions for older students / Deborah Reed and Sharon Vaughn -- RTI in mathematics: beginnings of a knowledge base / Ben Clarke, Russell Gersten, and Rebecca Newman-Gonchar -- RTI in writing instruction: implementing evidence-based interventions and evaluating the effects for individual students / Susan De La Paz, Christine Espin, and Kristen L. McMaster -- Evidence-based interventions within a multi-tier framework for positive supports / Tanya Ihlo and Melissa Nantais -- Special education in an RTI model: addressing unique learning needs / Matthew K. Burns ... [et al.] -- Developing systems-level capacity for RTI implementation: current efforts and future directions / George Sugai ... [et al.].

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Buhl LibraryBuhl - Open Stacks LB1029.R4 P76 2010 Available

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Glover, Todd A.
Vaughn, Sharon, 1952-
Subject:
Remedial teaching.
School failure -- Prevention.
Response to intervention (Learning disabled children)