RMC Research offers materials and resources on (a) effective instruction within a Response to Intervention framework and (b) implementation of the RTI framework at the state, district, and local levels.
Additionally, an RTI Classification Tool and Resource Locator (RTI CTRL) is available to conduct in-depth searches for resources pertaining to specific RTI topic areas and stages of RTI implementation at the school, district and state levels. This tool can be accessed by going to www.rtictrl.org. A self-assessment tool for use by states to determine their level of RTI implementation and a subsequent listing of recommended resources is also available at this site.
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This collaborative report from the Center on Instruction, the National High School Center, and the National Center on Response to Intervention, summarizes what the High School Tiered Interventions Initiative (HSTII) has learned about effective implementation of RTI in high schools.
This document is the third resource of a series of Conversations with Practitioners, based on a working group of state-level and regional comprehensive center staff which collaborated on a project designed to learn how state departments of education, along with their RCCs, are support an RTI framework.
This document summarizes findings from a Center on Instruction meeting of eight states and respective RCCs to identify important implementation considerations and recommended technical assistance strategies at the state level.
This resource contains both a web-based self-assessment and resource filtering tool that SEAs can use to determine their level of RTI implementation, and find resources that are relevant to their needs.
This document describes the school-level implementation of RTI at five schools with particular focus on instruction and the implementation of effective practices.
Presented at the Response to Intervention Symposium April 12, 2006, by Dr. Jack M. Fletcher, Distinguished University Professor, University of Houston.
Presented at the Response to Intervention Symposium April 12, 2006, by Dr. Sharon Vaughn.
Presented at the Response to Intervention Symposium April 12, 2006, by Dr. Joseph Witt, Professor Emeritus, Louisiana State University.
Presented at the Response to Intervention Symposium April 12, 2006, by Dr. Don Compton, Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt University.
This webinar provided information on how the essential elements of RTI can be implemented in high schools, what some of the associated challenges and considerations are, and how contextual factors specific to high school settings make RTI implementation increasingly complex and challenging.
This webinar was designed to enhance the understanding of tiered intervention models in high schools through the HSTII collaboration.
The Center on Instruction hosted a webinar October 3, 2011, in which COI's Saro Mohammed discussed states’ implementation of new priorities such as SIG, Common Core State Standards, and meeting the needs of diverse student populations, and how these initiatives align with RTI.
The Center on Instruction held a virtual (web-based) working meeting January 14, 2010, for Regional Comprehensive Center (RCC) staff members, representatives from the Regional Resource Centers (RRCs), and representatives from the eight states (Alaska, California, Idaho, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Texas, Wyoming, and Vermont) that COI-SpEd has been collaborating with for the past two years on the implementation of RTI.
The Center on Instruction hosted an Introduction to the Response to Intervention Classification Tool and Resource Locator (RTI CTRL) via a webinar on August 12, 2009.
The Center on Instruction hosted a webinar on June 17, 2009, to discuss promising practices that have been identified within the current research base for working with English Language Learners in both instruction and assessment.
The Center on Instruction met with eight states (Alaska, California, Idaho, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, and Wyoming) and their Regional Comprehensive Centers representatives in Phoenix March 12-13, 2008, to discuss statewide implementation of RTI.
The Center on Instruction hosted a WebEx December 4, 2007, to discuss how RTI is being implemented in different content areas in both elementary and middle schools in five RTI implementation sites.
The Center on Instruction hosted a one-day symposium on April 12, 2006, on Response to Intervention in Austin, Texas.