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Setting RTI Goals

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Response to Intervention/3 Tiers

weekly progress- monitoring data driven

intensive, individualized instructioninside or outside general education setting

evidence-based best practice

Tier 3 – Intensive Intervention

5% students not responding to Tier 1 and 2

frequent progress monitoring(every other week)

data drivensmall or 1:1 groupings

usually general education settingevidence-based best practice

Tier 2 – Supplemental Instruction

15 -20% of Tier 1 students

progress monitoringdata driven

flexible grouping: whole, small, 1:1general education setting

evidence-based best practiceall services support Tier 1

80% students are successfulfocus on all students

Tier 1 – Core Classroom Instruction

100% students

5%

20%

100%

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RTI goals

are to be measurable and attainable in a

specific amount of time.

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To set a goal for student academic performance, three elements are needed:

1. The student’s baseline academic performance.

2. Estimate of expected weekly progress.

3. Number of weeks for the intervention trial.

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Collect Data

Examples:

DRA2 results

Word Analysis

Running Records

Math Fluency tests

Sight Word Assessments

Curriculum based measure

EasyCBM

StarMath

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How many instructional weeks

The teacher decides how many instructional weeks the intervention will be in place (e.g.,6- 8 weeks).

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Description of Measure Suggested Behavior Goals

Oral Reading Fluency Increase __ Correct Read Words Per Minute to ___

Math Computation: Specify Computation Problem Type(s)

Increase __ Correct Digits Per 2 Minutes to ___

Writing: Total Words Increase __ Total Words in 3 Minutes to ___

Writing: Correctly Spelled Words Increase __ Words Spelled Correctly in 3 Minutes to ___

Writing: Correct Writing Sequences

Increase __ Correct Writing Sequences in 3 Minutes to ___

Initial Sound Fluency (ISF) Increase ISFs Correctly Per Minute to ___Increase ISFs from ____ to ______ Word Analysis Task 11 in four minutes.

Letter Naming Fluency (LNF) Increase LNFs Correctly Per Minute to ___

Oral Reading Fluency (ORF): Specify Reading/Monitoring Level

Increase Words Correctly Per Minute to ___

Academic Problems

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Permanent Work Products (Classroom Assignments)

Description of Measure Suggested Behavior Goals

Amount of Work Completed Increase the Average Percentage of Work Completed to __%

Accuracy of Work Completed Increase the Average Percentage of Work Done Correctly to __%

Quality of Work Completed Increase the Average Grade in [Subject Area] to ____Increase Teacher Ratings on a [Subject Area] Rubric to ____

Academic Problems

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Homework Assignments

Description of Measure Suggested Behavior Goals

Work turned in Increase the Average Number of Times per Week When Homework is Turned in to ____

Amount of Work Completed Increase the Average Amount of Homework Completed Correctly to ____

Accuracy of Work Completed Increase the Average Percentage of Homework Completely Correctly to ___

Quality of Work Completed Increase the Average Student Grade on Homework to ___Increase Teacher Ratings of the Quality of Student Work Using an Evaluation Rubric to ___

Academic Problems

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Example of RTI goal

What is the presenting concern? (State in specific and measurable terms) Student struggles with identifying and using initial sounds. Student received a 9/48 on task 11 in DRA word analysis

What data supports the existence of the problem? (Baseline data): DRA2 level 2, MLPP Initial 6/28, 9/48 on task 11 in DRA word analysis

What is the goal? (State in specific and measurable terms)Student will increase identification and use of initial sounds from 9/48 to 20/48 within 6 weeks.

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Example RTI Goal for a 3rd grade student

What is the presenting concern? (State in specific and measurable terms) Student struggles with basic addition. Student can correctly answer 4 out of 20 addition problems on 2 minute timed test.

What data supports the existence of the problem? (Baseline data): StarMath =1.3, Student can correctly answer 4 out of 20 addition problems on 2 minute timed test.

What is the goal? (State in specific and measurable terms)Student will increase number of basic addition problems from 4/20 to 20/20 on 2 minute timed test in 6 weeks.