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  • School Psychology
  • Behavioral Interventions

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  • School-wide Response to Intervention (RTI) is increasingly adopted in U.S. schools, particularly in elementary settings.
  • RTI aims to address individual learning differences and prevent academic and behavioral issues before they escalate into disabilities.
  • The implementation of RTI reorganizes school ecology, creating a distinct "ecological footprint" in schools that adopt it.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the framework of Response to Intervention (RTI).
  • To illustrate an ecobehavioral approach for consulting with RTI staff.
  • To provide essential information for problem-solving and decision-making in RTI programs.

Main Methods:

  • The paper describes the conceptual underpinnings of school-wide RTI.
  • It illustrates an ecobehavioral consultation model tailored for RTI implementers.
  • Focuses on providing data and information for program structure and function analysis.

Main Results:

  • RTI services are expanding across educational levels, with elementary schools leading implementation.
  • Schools implementing RTI with fidelity exhibit unique ecological characteristics.
  • An ecobehavioral approach can furnish RTI staff with critical data for program refinement.

Conclusions:

  • Response to Intervention is a vital framework for early intervention and addressing student needs.
  • An ecobehavioral approach offers a structured method for supporting RTI implementation.
  • Effective consultation is crucial for the successful problem-solving and decision-making within RTI programs.