Author Question: What is the role of the special education teacher in the RTI model? (Read 132 times)


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The special education teacher plays several very important roles in a multi-tiered RTI model. These roles can include: collaborating with general education teacher by coteaching and providing consultation services, helping to identify children with disabilities, offering intensive interventions to Tier 3 students, and helping Tier 3 students access the general education curriculum. In addition, special education teachers serve on RTI problem solving teams to assist in progress monitoring and analyzing student data.




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