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Response to Intervention Microgrant

Is there any more rewarding moment in a teacher’s career than when you are able to put a struggling student on the path to success? Response to Intervention is a key part of bringing outlying students into the fold and unlocking their true potential, but it can also be a trying and time consuming puzzle. We want to hear your best Response to Intervention ideas and strategies, and we want to help you implement them.

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Laura Johnson  Hi, everyone!! I wrote a microgrant to buy manipulatives to send home with my at-risk readers and I would REALLY appreciate your vote!!
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Amanda Strine  Has the voting started for the microgrant?
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Jennifer Counts: Hello.. I just wanted to let you know we have just opened voting for the Intervention microgrant.
February 25 at 8:49 AM
Michelle Uebrueck: Thank you!!
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Lisa Frankle: thank you!
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Mark Kover: Hello We ae Teachers staff. I am filling out a microgrant application, yet need $750 for the equipment. Is this possible (if my research project is great)?
February 22 at 8:30 PM
Cami Eastman: Hi Mark, our grants are only for $200 at the moment. However we do have some bigger grants in the works so make sure you visit the site often or are subscribed to our emails. Good luck with your current microgrant!
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Charlene Lee  This is the first time I submit a mini-grant application. I don't know if I can withdraw the application and re-submit it with the changes? I realize after reading that I wasn't too thorough. Any thoughts?
February 22 at 1:32 AM | Comment | Report
Cami Eastman: Hi Charlene, there are two options for your microgrant. You can submit all of the changes you would like to make to it via our support email (support@weareteachers.com) or we can delete your application and you can re-apply. Please let me know what you would like to do.
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National Center on Response to Intervention
“Response to intervention integrates assessment and intervention within a multi-level prevention system to maximize student achievement and to reduce behavior problems. With RTI, schools identify students at risk for poor learning outcomes, monitor student progress, provide evidence-based interventions and adjust the intensity and nature of those interventions depending on a student’s responsiveness, and identify students with learning disabilities or other disabilities.”

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