Teacher caseload effects test scores
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 29, 2008
Middle and high schools might need to start looking at teacher to student ratios to increase test scores
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Spectrum K12 Blog - September 2008 Archive
RSSPlanning for the Implementation of RTI
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 25, 2008
Webinar conducted by the National Center on Response to Intervention with link to view the recording.
Response to Intervention: Improving Achievement for all Children
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 23, 2008
RTI webinar presented by District Administration
Richard Allington PodCast on Response to Intervention
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 22, 2008
Podcast from past International Reading Association president, Dr. Richard Allington, provides insight into RTI.
Lack of Training is Hurting District RTI Implementations
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 17, 2008
Lack of teacher training was identified as the biggest obstacle to implementing RTI.
Response to Intervention is beneficial to all districts, big and small
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 15, 2008
Two recent articles show how a small district of 900 can have the same success with RTI as districts with over 300,000 students.
Special Education Helping to Fund RTI
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 11, 2008
The line between general and special education is starting to dissolve as special education funds are being allocated to Response To Intervention initiatives.
State Superintendent Wins Million on Game Show
Posted by Beth DuBose on Sep 10, 2008
GA State Superintendent of Schools, Kathy Cox, won the $1 million prize on “Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?”