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At the two K-5 Title I schools I worked at this year, we branched out and tried a new structure. And, it worked!
Teachers are telling me they have been mandated to implement their core reading program "with fidelity." I'm not sure this is a good idea.
I keep getting asked the same questions and running into the same issues related to MTSS and Tier 1. These questions and issues are challenging my understanding of the MTSS model. Am I crazy or have we strayed from the original intent of the model?
As more schools use MTSS as the framework for implementing the science of reading, questions arise about the characteristics of the tiers of instruction.
Early literacy screening is one of the most important educational technologies available today. I believe districts are not taking advantage of the full opportunity available in universal screening when they choose to use Computer Adaptive Tests (CATs).
The middle of the school year is a great time to stop and take stock of the path you are on. Middle of year screening results provide useful information for planning what Tier 1 reading instruction should look like for the second half of the school year.
