JUSTICE Project: Canisius College: RTI & Academic Interventions

On 16 May 2013, Jim Wright presented a workshop, RTI & Academics: Evidence-Based Interventions for Difficult-to-Teach Students, to educators from the Buffalo (NY) area. The training was sponsored by the JUSTICE Project at Canisius College. Below are resources discussed at the workshop:

• PowerPoint from Workshop: RTI & Academics in PDF Format.
  
• Workshop Handout: RTI & Academics
  

Here are links to interventionists discussed at the training:

• Cover-Copy-Compare: Spelling
• Cover-Copy-Compare: Math
• Reading Fluency: Assisted Cloze, Paired Reading, & Other Strategies
  
• Text Lookback
• Question Generation
• Incremental Rehearsal: Letter Identification
• Sentence-Combining
• Reciprocal Peer Tutoring in Math Computation With Constant Time Delay

Here are behavioral ideas for supporting struggling learners:

• How To: Identify the Big Ideas To Guide Behavior Management
• How To: Calm the Agitated Student: Tools for Effective Behavior Management
• How To: Identify Critical Elements of Strong CORE Classroom Behavior Management
• How To: Use the Power of Personal Connection to Motivate Students: 4 Strategies
• How To: Handle Common Classroom Problem Behaviors Using a Behavior Management Menu

Below are links to online tools discussed at the workshop:

	Intervention Planner for Academics	Manual	Sample Reading-Fluency Interventions
	Intervention Planner for Behavior	Manual	Sample Relationship- Building Strategies
	Accommodations Finder	Manual	Sample Task-Accommodation Strategies
	Academic Survival Skills Checklist Maker	Manual	Sample Homework-Skills Checklist