A core feature of a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) is configuring instruction to match each student’s needs. For students who demonstrate academic achievement deficits and need supplemental remedial instruction, it must be coordinated among all scheduled activities, evidence-based, and individualized. Each of these matters results in challenges that must be addressed for the promise of an MTSS to be realized. One resolution involves systematic instruction during brief lessons (10 min or less). This instruction is time-sensitive, evidence-based, and can be properly configured for each tier and various students’ needs.
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Maximizing Systematic Instruction Throughout a Multi-Tiered System of Supports
Publication Details
Encyclopedia (Basel, Switzerland), Vol.5(4), 186
Resource Type
Journal article
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MDPI AG
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99381535184306600
Academic Unit
Teaching, Leadership, and Research; School of Education
Language
English
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