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All of the following have been identified as concerns about response to intervention EXCEPT

All of the following have been identified as concerns about response to intervention EXCEPT

• Most of what is validated about RTI is focused just on reading.

• Most of the research on RTI has focused on grades 3-5, leaving a vacuum of what we know about its implementation in 1 and 2, where it is most important to intervene.

• Some students do well enough in Tier 2 to return to Tier 1, but then they experience difficulties, resulting in returning to Tier 2.

• Currently, many general education teachers are failing to use evidence-based instruction in Tier 1.

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Exceptional Learners: An Introduction to Special Education

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Authors: Hallahan, Kauffman, Pullen

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