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ghost!

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Students whose performance on standardized instruments of measurement is markedly discrepant from that of their peers should receive which of the following?
 
  A. Tier 1 interventions
  B. Tier 2 interventions
  C. Tier 3 interventions
  D. None of the above

Question 2

At which tier of the RTI model does the eligibility meeting happen?
 
  A. Tier 1
  B. Tier 2
  C. Tier 3
  D. None of the above



mbcrismon

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Answer to Question 1

B.
Explanation: Tier 2 interventions should be used for such students who are at risk of academic or behavioral problems. Such interventions include remedial assistance or tutoring.

Answer to Question 2

D.
Explanation: The eligibility meeting is not a part of the RTI process. The eligibility meeting occurs after all three tiers of the RTI model have been unsuccessful.



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