This document outlines an agenda for training staff on Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) including Response to Intervention (RTI) and Positive Behavior Intervention Systems (PBIS). The training will help participants gain an understanding of the principles of these frameworks and how to structure them at their school. It includes presentations on each topic, time for discussion and highlighting important ideas, and identifying next steps to implement MTSS at their school.
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Multi Tiered Systems of Support for ILT
2. Welcome
Agenda and Norms
Warm Up
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS)
Response to Intervention (RTI)
Positive Behavior Intervention System (PBIS)
3. Participants will
Gain an understanding of the principles of
RTI, PBIS (behavioral interventions) and MTSS
Begin to think about schedules and
structuring MTSS at Fernando Rivera
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4. Start and end on time.
We will all commit to arriving on time. Timekeeper will remind
facilitator of time left.
Balanced participation.
We will keep track of who wants to speak, and invite those who
havent spoken; Facilitators will develop structures to help elicit
balanced participation; Individuals will monitor their own air time.
Treat each other with respect.
We will disagree respectfully and assume positive
intentions
Stay focused and on topic.
Stick to agenda topics; Stay present and attentive use
personal technology devices appropriately
Maintain confidentiality
17. Read pages 1-4 and highlight important
ideas (sentences, phrases and words)
that resonate with you or help you with
your understanding of RTI, MTSS or
PBIS.
18. Share what you highlighted with
your elbow partner(s)
Discuss:
Does this information validate what
you already know or did it change
your thinking?
How can we build consensus around
MTSS at Fernando Rivera?
19. Multi-Tiered
System of Support
MTSS
Response to
Intervention (RTI)
Behavioral
Support (PBIS,
etc)
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Tier 2
Tier 1Primary
Secondary
Level of
Prevention
(~15% of
students)
Tier 3
Tertiary
Level of
Prevention
(~ 5 % of
students)
Level of
Prevention
(~80% of
students)
23. FROM TO
Identifying which
student needs
help
Identifying what
help each student
needs
Intervention
for a FEW
students
Prevention for ALL
students
Using the programs
and people available
Intentional design and
redesign of services and
supports matched to
needs of students
24. Checklists
To Do Lists
Timelines
Universal
Screening
What do we
want our
students to
know?
Progress
Monitoring
How will we
know they have
learned it?
Multi-Level
Prevention
How will we
respond when
learning did not
take place?
Data-Based
Decision
Making
Next steps
4 Essential Questions
1. What do we want our students to learn?
2. How will we know they have learned it?
3. How will we respond when learning did not take place?
4. How do we respond when learning has already
occurred?
25. Step 1
Establish Purpose
Step 2
Form a Team & Attend a Training
Step 3
Establish Data Collection Method
Step 4
Teach Behaviors & Expectations School-wide
Step 5
Design a System for Positive Reinforcement & Acknowledgement
Step 6
Design Discipline System
Step 7
Review, Assess & Make Data-Based Decisions
26. Identify Academic and Behavioral Goals
Inventory
Supports
Data Collection Systems
Needs Identification
27. Reflect upon what was presented to you
today.
What new information do you need to
effectively do your job in relation to MTSS?
Share these with your elbow partner
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