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The Teacher as Classroom Intervention First-Responder in Grades 3-12: How to Find & Fix Academic Skill Deficits
Schedule This Workshop! Interested in getting more information on how to schedule this workshop for your school or organization? Email Jim Wright at jimw13159@gmail.com and type 'First Responder 3-12' in the subject line.
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As students move into the higher grades, they can bring with them a cascade of academic deficits--making it difficult for teachers to select appropriate interventions. This full-day workshop is designed for general-education classroom teachers and special educators in grades 3 through 12. The training shows instructors how to sort rapidly through multiple student issues to find the right academic target(s) and to create a manageable and effective classroom intervention plan.
The training provides answers to these 5 challenging teacher questions:
- How can I pinpoint student gaps in reading, math, and writing skills?
- What are research-based academic intervention ideas that I can use with my students?
- How can I efficiently document my classroom intervention plans in a way that will increase my chances for success?
- What are feasible methods of classroom data collection that I can use to track student progress on interventions?
- How can I provide support to students with deficits in 'academic survival skills' such as organization or time management?
As an added benefit, participants can access a webpage created specifically for the workshop to download all training materials and to access links to additional free Internet resources.