Response to Intervention: Perspectives of General and Special Education Professionals

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This article describes implications for school leadership and the need for preservice and continuing professional development concerning all aspects of response to intervention (RTI).

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Bineham, Susan C.; Shelby, Liz; Pazey, Barbara L. & Yates, James R. March 2014.

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This article describes implications for school leadership and the need for preservice and continuing professional development concerning all aspects of response to intervention (RTI).

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Abstract: Federal legislation allows looal education agencies tc use a student's response to scientific research-based interventions as a method of identifying specific learning disabilities. As a result, educational leadership is challenged to implement response tc intervention (RTI). Despite increased literature addressing RTl, no consensus on implementation has been reached. This national study was conducted to capture and report general education and special education professionals' perceptions and implementation practices of RTI. Study participants were randomly selected to include general and special education administrative, instructional, or support personnel en elementary and high school campuses. The wide variances, misunderstandings, and lack of training reported in this nationwide study could explain the mixed results of recent research en RTL Implications for school leadership are deduced from the data and highlight the need for preservice and continuing professional development concerning all aspects of RTI.

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  • Publication Title: Journal of School Leadership
  • Volume: 24
  • Issue: 2
  • Page Start: 230
  • Page End: 252
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Bineham, Susan C.; Shelby, Liz; Pazey, Barbara L. & Yates, James R. Response to Intervention: Perspectives of General and Special Education Professionals, article, March 2014; Lanham, Maryland. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1020954/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT College of Education.

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