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IEPs and RTI. Progress monitoring and data collection. This simple system has worked for me for years. Sharing a FREE, simple, easy, and effective way to save you time... and your sanity. Learn more now!
It's only half way through our summer break here in Upstate New York, but my RTI team and I are already planning for the upcoming school year. We sat down this week to schedule meetings for our students that are active in the RTI process. This was not exactly how I wanted to spend a Tuesday morning in July, but I know it will make things go smoother in September and October. Our Response to Intervention "system" is definitely a work in progress. We have focused a lot of time and energy on improving RTI over the last two school years. However, I know when you mention RTI to the teachers in my building, they have a lot of mixed emotions about the process and how far they think we've come. So before I sat down to write this post, I did a little search for RTI memes. I think these reflect the feelings of some of the teachers I know, especially me! Sometimes we feel like we've heard the same information about RTI a million times, especially when someone feels the need to explain why we can't move through the process any faster. Or when your days are filled with data collection and your weekends are filled with writing reports for upcoming meetings, you may start to feel like every student you work with is in the RTI process. And when you start to feel discouraged or you feel like you're drowning in RTI data and reports, it would be nice if Ryan Gosling was there to remind you what a great job your doing. Response to Intervention never seems easy. It's a process. It takes time. It takes collaboration, cooperation, staffing, and hard work. Many of us feel like we don't have all the components we need to be successful, but thankfully we don't have to go it alone. In September, our RTI team and the AIS providers will be meeting with classroom teachers to provide information on their students who received interventions last school year. I'm so glad I took the time in June to make data sheets on all my RTI kids. I can't imagine trying to recreate that in September after not seeing those students all summer. My forms include the students name, my name, last year's classroom teacher, which tier the student is in, reading level, and intervention data. There is also space for notes on goals and interventions. I've tweaked the form a little bit to make it more universal, since our district uses an intervention developed by staff from our BOCES. Here's what the form looks like now. I'm sharing this with you in case you're in need of a simple form for reporting RTI information. You can click this link to download from my TpT store. I hope you find it useful. It's in PowerPoint and completely editable, so feel free to make it your own. The only thing I ask is that you don't revamp it and sell it as your own!
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Data, Data, Data! This form will help you keep handwriting data for each trimester of the school year. Easily track legibility, formation, line alignment, sizing and spacing. Perfect for Rti as well as tracking progress toward IEP goals. ...
As special educators, students are often referred to us, especially near the beginning of the school year. Here's an intervention strategy kit designed to help both the student AND teacher.
RTI Organization Student Intervention Tracker One Doc School Psych MTSS Editable, Special Education Digital Template, Instant/Digital Download RTI Organization Individual Student Intervention Tracker O This listing features an editable word document created to keep individual student intervention RTI/MTSS documentation organized and on one document for any easy to understand view of intervention progression over multiple school years. Key features: Current status demographics Health screening results Student strengths and area of need Benchmark assessment data Student goals Tier 1, 2, and 3 interventions Progress monitoring data General meeting notes Follow-up tasks
I love linkies! Today I’m linking up with Jenn over at Crazy Speech World who is hosting an all things DATA collection party! Now, if you follow my blog you might remember THIS POST from last week on the forms I use when collecting data and why data is so important. Be sure and check […]
Come prepared to intervention team meetings with student progress data organized with this single-page layout. Track student progress on goals and include assessment scores from multiple platforms to streamline RTI, PBIS, or MTSS decision-making. This resource is a one-page document provided in two .PDF types: one is formatted to print and complete manually and the other is formatted with editable text fields that allow you to add selected text digitally. This resource is intended to be a tool rather than guidance. Please follow your district, state, and professional ethics guidelines as well as restrict access to digital and printed copies to maintain student confidentiality. Includes: This resource includes a .zip file with three .PDF files: one with terms of use, one with a printable intervention tracking sheet, and one with an intervention tracking sheet with fillable text boxes. File details: File type(s): .PDF Documents are not editable unless otherwise stated. Satisfaction: Before downloading a resource, please read the product description to determine if it is appropriate for your needs. For questions or suggestions, please reach out to me at RaeLynnsResources [!at] gmail.com. Feedback: Your feedback is valuable and helps me identify which products are the most popular and which resources to create next. Be sure to check back as there will be more resources coming soon! If you want to be one of the first to know when a new resource is added, follow me on Instagram (@RaeLynnsResources) or Pinterest (@RaeLynnsResources). Terms of Use: © 2022 RaeLynn’s Resources, LLC. All rights reserved. For personal or educational use only. *DISCLAIMER: By downloading free or paid files, you agree that these resources are not intended to replace the advice of a physician or mental health professional. Information provided should not be used for diagnostic or training purposes. You agree to not post these downloads on any websites, share copies (electronic or print) with others, or use them commercially (e.g., outschool). These downloads are for personal use only as a single user. Additional single-use licenses for previously purchased resources may be available at a discounted rate. Please email RaeLynnsResources [!at] gmail.com for additional license options. Thank you for looking at my store and checking out this resource! ~RaeLynn (RaeLynn’s Resources)
Each Card is a half page. Progress Monitoring Cards allow you to document both formative and summative assessments. There is a section for daily assessments and a section for major assessments or benchmarks. Intervention Documentation Cards allow you to document daily interventions provided for...
Progress Monitoring Data Tracker that will graph up to 3 goals per page. Add SMART goals for any subject area. Created in Google Sheets, the graphs will automatically generate when the data is added. A trend line and goal line will also generate. Tabbed at the bottom to keep track of all your students' data in one document. Looking for more RTI / MTSS Resources? Check out these other RTI / MTSS Resources in my store! *RTI / MTSS Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7209398 *RTI / MTSS- Progress Monitoring Data Tracker https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Progress-Monitoring-Data-Tracker-6828806 *RTI / MTSS Tier 2/3 MATH Planning and Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Tier-23-MATH-Planning-and-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7247726 *RTI / MTSS Tier 2/3 READING Planning and Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Tier-23-READING-Planning-and-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7729541 *RTI / MTSS Math Interventions List https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Math-Interventions-List-6435642 *RTI / MTSS Behavioral Intervention- Work Completion Chart https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Behavioral-Intervention-Work-Completion-Chart-6435684 *RTI/MTSS K-5 Intervention/Progress Monitoring- Read, Write & Represent Numbers https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTIMTSS-K-5-InterventionProgress-Monitoring-Read-Write-Represent-Numbers-7423314
Digital IEP Goal Tracking in Google™ Sheets. Streamline Special Education data collection & monitor student progress for RTI. Make informed decisions easily with these tracking forms. Why this? ✔️ Digital data collection to provide you with meaningful data ✔️ Improve progress monitoring for RTI or IEP goal tracking ✔️ Keep data in one place PLUS automatically create pretty visual graphs! ✔️ Perfect for techy teachers! ⚠️IMPORTANT NOTE⚠️ This resource is designed for individuals with a basic knowledge of Excel. Basic knowledge will assist in the transfer of skills to Google Sheets. ➕ WHAT'S INCLUDED? → Quick Tips → Google Sheets TEMPLATE → Google Sheets EXAMPLE (filled out as if a current student so you can see the end product) → Google Sheets Template Example.... I made this for a teacher who needed some help understanding how to use this for multiple students. I helped her out with this, and so I added this into the Drive plus the link to a YouTube explanation for it. I hope it helps you, too! → Links to YouTube vids for explanations I created for a couple of teachers that might help you, too! ♥ For Google™ products ► You will need Google™ account in order to access this resource. ► You must be logged into your account when you download the file. When you click the link, you will get a prompt, “Would you like to make a copy of….” Click Make a copy, and it will copy to your Drive. ► If your school district has Google access blocked, you can choose to have the resource added to a personal Google account and then share it with your school account. ❗ This is a digital download product only. No physical media will be sent to you. Remember, please don't share these links with anyone! Thanks for respecting my work! ⚠️ IMPORTANT You will get a PDF with a link to click to download the files from Dropbox. Files can only be downloaded from a computer (not a phone). If you do not see it immediately, check your “Downloads” folder. The file should download to it automatically. Email me at audra [!at] abainschool.com if you have any problems. Build Your Own Bundle! 20% off of 3 resources (Code: BUNDLE3) 30% off of 5 resources (Code: BUNDLE5) 40% off of 8 resources (Code: BUNDLE8) ♥ For Google™ products ► You will need Google™ account in order to access this resource. ► You must be logged into your account when you download the file. When you click the link, you will get a prompt, “Would you like to make a copy of….” Click Make a copy, and it will copy to your Drive. ► If your school district has Google access blocked, you can choose to have the resource added to a personal Google account and then share it with your school account. ✉ Please contact me via EMAIL audra [!at] abainschool.com if you have a question about this resource or experience a problem. Subscribe at abainschool.com/subscribe to my newsletter and be the first to know about new products, freebies, blog posts, and sales. 💥Find me everywhere at ABA in School or @abainschool ⚠️️IMPORTANT : The purchase of this resource gives the buyer permission to download and copy for single classroom or family use only. Electronic distribution is also limited to single use. Copying for other parents, teachers, school-wide use, or for school systems is only allowed with the purchase of additional licenses. Contact me at audra [!at] abainschool.com for additional licenses at a discounted rate. Thank you for respecting my work. Copyright © ABA in School. All Rights Reserved.
The state’s largest school system has received national recognition, in particular for raising the test scores of poor and minority students, and especially on the elementary level. But with that has come scrutiny.
Target skills and interventions using this progress monitoring data tracker. It's made in Google Sheets and the graph will automatically generate as you enter the data. A special character will show the baseline score and the goal score. A trend line will also generate as data is entered. Multiple tabs at the bottom so you can have all your students' data in one file. The same document can be used for any subject area. Looking for more RTI / MTSS Resources? Check out these other RTI / MTSS Resources in my store! *RTI / MTSS Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7209398 *RTI / MTSS- Progress Monitoring Data Tracker (3 goals) https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Progress-Monitoring-Data-Tracker-3-goals-6828831 *RTI / MTSS Tier 2/3 MATH Planning and Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Tier-23-MATH-Planning-and-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7247726 *RTI / MTSS Tier 2/3 READING Planning and Progress Monitoring Form https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Tier-23-READING-Planning-and-Progress-Monitoring-Form-7729541 *RTI / MTSS Math Interventions List https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Math-Interventions-List-6435642 *RTI / MTSS Behavioral Intervention- Work Completion Chart https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTI-MTSS-Behavioral-Intervention-Work-Completion-Chart-6435684 *RTI/MTSS K-5 Intervention/Progress Monitoring- Read, Write & Represent Numbers https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RTIMTSS-K-5-InterventionProgress-Monitoring-Read-Write-Represent-Numbers-7423314
You know your students that you REALLY need to keep your eye on and document, document, document?? Me too- all too well. I used these forms a lot when I was teaching Title I. Now that I am in the first grade classroom, I don’t use them as often but they definitely come in handy ... Read More about RTI- Forms for documenting
It's time for the RTI meeting so your team can make some informed decisions. You've gone through the whole process of universal screenings, placing students in tiers and progress monitoring. Now you need to make
**Please see the NEW digital Google Drive version of this product that can be found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Response-to-Intervention-RTI-Student-Profile-and-Documentation-Sheet-Updated-7913736 The Response to Intervention (RTI) Student Profile and Documentation Sheet provides you with a convenient, all-in-one form that can be used to document the necessary information required in the RTI process. This form contains space to record student demographic information, parental communication, important grades, and interventions that have been implemented. There are 2 forms included - one for 9 week grading periods, and one for 6 week grading periods. Click the green star at the top of the page and be the first to know when new products are released or when items go on sale! Don't forget to leave feedback - you’ll get TpT credits for product purchases! © 2022 Tracie Beckman (Texas Gifted Gal). All Rights Reserved.
Universal screening is a foundational part of the RTI process, but many teachers don't get much training on why it is done or how to use the data. Learn more about what universal screening is
***All six elementary grade levels in one file!!*** All-in-one Data Wall! Keep up with all of the assessment data in one place! A digital data wall allows teachers to enter specific data all in one place. As an administrator, I can pull up this spreadsheet and see all of the students in one grade level, all at the same time. No more shuffling through assessments or clicking through your tabs to find exactly what you need. See student progress at a quick glance, compare scores to grade level expectations, identify struggling students, etc.! This is a one-stop-shop for all of your data needs!! Useful for: RTI Meetings IEP Meetings Data Teams Grade Level Collaboration Parent Conferences Teacher Goal-Setting The list goes on and on! Individual Grade Levels Available: Check my TPT store! Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade How to Use: 1. Send the Google Sheet to all of your grade level teachers. 2. Teachers add Benchmark data to the sheet throughout the year. 3. Pull up ONE spreadsheet to access all of the assessment data for an entire grade level. 4. Relax and enjoy the extra time you now have after being so efficient and productive with your data meetings!
Ready to organize your student data? Learn how to use a data binder to organize student data so it can be easily used & not just filed away!
Just the term RtI (Response to Intervention) can sound overwhelming. When first starting out, it doesn't have to be a go big, or go home approach. Start small. Take baby steps and see what works and doesn't work for you. You can begin implementing RtI for math right inside the confines of your classroom. My district has a very successful RtI model for reading that we follow, but as for math, we are responsible for providing our own assessments, interventions, and tracking within our own classrooms. So, how should you get started? 1. Gather Data Where are you in the school year? If you are at the beginning of the school year, administer a diagnostic test to see what students know and do not know from the previous year. This will give you an idea of what skills students need to work on to be successful in the current school year curriculum. You can also use your benchmark assessments to identify trouble spots. By using the benchmark assessments you can create groups based on skill deficients and rotate students in and out of RtI according to their current need. 2. Develop a Plan Once you have administered the assessment you have chosen, begin to develop a plan. Look for students' strengths and weaknesses. Determine the skill(s) that the student needs the most help with. Focus on no more than two at a time. Next, create small groups of students based on their needs. You can download these FREE RtI Planning Forms HERE. 3. Provide Interventions Interventions should happen in small groups, 4-5 times per week, and for a minimum of 20 minutes. Instruction during interventions should be explicit and systematic. This time should be used to provide extra practice and a lot of interaction with students. Interventions should be practiced under direct teacher guidance so that they receive on-demand corrective feedback. During guided practice, the teacher should ask students to communicate the strategies they are using to complete each step of the process and provide reasons for their decisions. In addition, the teacher should ask students to explain their solutions. Note that not only interventionists, but also fellow students, can and should communicate how they think through solving problems to the interventionist and the rest of the group. This can facilitate the development of shared language for talking about mathematical problem solving. (Gersten et al, 2009, p. 23) Add manipulatives for students to practice during interventions. Here is a list of virtual manipulatives: http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/vlibrary.html http://illuminations.nctm.org/ http://www.mathplayground.com/math_manipulatives.html http://www.dreambox.com/teachertools 4. Evaluate Progress When evaluating progress, you want to think of it similar to giving a pretest, check points along the way, and a post test. The "pretest" is the initial data that you collected. This is the baseline for analyzing a student's progress. The "check points", which we call probes, should be a direct replica (referring to the format and type of problems) of the baseline that you took. This way the data that is collected is reliable and valid. The frequency in which you assess students is up to you. You may choose to give them weekly, bi-weekly, or when you feel that students are ready. If the student passed a probe, you may stop interventions. I like students to be proficient with at least two probes before stopping interventions. If the student did not pass the probe, interventions should continue. The process continues until the student is able to successfully perform the task he or she initially struggled with. If you are considering starting RtI for math in your classroom or even in your district, start small. Collect your own data on how the process is going, and make changes along the way. Just like in a classroom, one size does not fit all. The tweaks you make along the way is what will help to make it successful. Additional Resources to Get You Started I have a series of blog posts that give a lot of additional tips! You can find the RtI for Math Made Easy blog series HERE. Printable Resources 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade Teaching With Simplicity Pinterest Facebook Instagram Teachers Pay Teachers
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Data walls are meant to be interactive – not just decoration. Teachers need to be involved in the process in order to fully claim ownership for the results and the strategies being implemented. Having set days to change the data are imperative as well as having data discussions planned. In my experience working with a...Read More
As a BCBA working in a public school district, I often collaborate with general education teachers to collect MTSS data (Multi-tiered System of Supports) or
Understand how to use intervention activities to support the struggling readers in your kinder, first, and second grade classroom with RTI.
RTI meetings can be overwhelming as a classroom teacher. Get a free data recording sheet and some tips on how to come prepared to take control and get more done the next time you meet with your
Get helpful tips for how to manage data folders in the primary classroom. Download the free student data folders kit to get started!
Get helpful tips for how to manage data folders in the primary classroom. Download the free student data folders kit to get started!
Don't get overwhelmed by data collection! These Google Sheets with make tracking academic interventions, IEP goals, and progress monitoring data, easier than ever! These sheets include 7 pre-entered dropdown areas of concern that are color-coded with 38 intervention drop-down options for each area, making tracking intervention data collection fast and easy! Each date has a pop-up calendar to simplify data entries. These editable Academic Intervention Tracking Google Sheets are set up into four quarters with 8 weeks each, making them ready to go for the school year! It's completely editable, so you can change any categories to match your own interventions and delete any you don't need. If you are more of a minimalist, there is a color-free version of this Google Sheet also included in your download! Teachers, counselors, interventionists, and speech pathologist can easily share data & collaborate!
Have you been looking for an easy way for students to track and record their own NWEA (MAP Growth) & Fountas and Pinnell data? This 30+ page product will allow your students to visualize their growth in reading and math throughout the year. Now available in print and digital versions! This portfolio can be used as a stand-alone product, or in conjunction with other data for a larger portfolio. A great resource for students, families, and teachers. Included in this packet: 1. Cover page for Student Data Portfolio with name and space to place a picture. 2. Instruction page for use of packet. 3. NWEA (MAP Growth) Math graphs for Fall, Winter and Spring 4. Student score reflection sheets to guide students in thinking about their scores and growth. 5. NWEA (MAP Growth) Reading graphs for Fall, Winter and Spring 6. Student score reflection sheets to guide students in thinking about their scores and growth. 7. NWEA (MAP Growth) Language graphs for Fall, Winter and Spring 8. Student score reflection sheets to guide students in thinking about their scores and growth. 9. Fountas and Pinnell graphs for Fall, Winter and Spring 10. Student goal setting sheets for Fall, Winter and Spring testing (great for student led conferences!). 11. Intervention sheets (for the teacher) for both NWEA (MAP Growth) and Fountas and Pinnell. Please check the preview for a complete preview of the product to see if it is perfect for your classroom! Updated 7/7/15 to include Science NWEA (MAP) and graphs that have just fall and spring for those classrooms that just take fall and spring tests!
Do you need help with struggling readers? Do you know there is a problem but you're not quite sure what to do? If you answered yes to either of those questions, my intervention units will be just what you need. RtI requires teachers to provide a specific intervention for a struggling student and ...
Somewhere along the way, data became a four-letter word. I’m sure it all started back when lawmakers became more focused on test scores and less on students…and High Stakes Testing became the only thing that only mattered… but somewhere along the way, data became a word that was like nails on a chalkboard for teachers. […]
