Previous Work — October 2005 to September 2012
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Regional Events and Forums
Response to Intervention Summit
Tiered Interventions and Evidence-Based
Strategies for Improving Student
Outcomes in High School
Day Two
Agenda - Day 2
(For a more accessible format, contact the SECC webmaster)
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Chief Council of State School Officers Presentation – Adams-Rodgers |
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Strand 1 Academic Literacy Instruction and Interventions |
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Resources for Improving Academic Achievement for Adolescents – Deshler |
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Research on Adolescent Literacy Instruction in High School – Chauvin |
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Riverbank HS: Academic Performance Index Presentation – Geisick • Implementing the Content Literacy Continuum Handout |
Strand 2 Algebra Instruction and Intervention |
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Research on Differentiating Algebra Instruction in HS Presentation – Molina • Differentiating Algebra Instruction in HS Handouts |
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Walla Walla HS: Tiered Algebra Instruction Presentation – Fretheim |
Strand 3 Positive Behavior Supports and Interventions |
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Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Presentation – Olmi |
Strand 5 Post-School Outcomes/College and Career Readiness |
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Research on Using Post-School Outcomes for Supporting High School Students with Disabilities Presentation – Alverson and Unruh |
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RtI and College and Career Readiness and Access Presentation – Lieber • Increasing College Access Handouts |
Strand 6 High School Transition–8th and 9th Grades |
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Research on Tiered Interventions and Evidence-Based Strategies Presentation – Johnson |
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Tiered Interventions and Evidence-Based Strategies Presentation – Johnson |
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