Free Webinar for School Districts
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Event Details:
Tuesday, August 20, 2024, 12:00pm EST - 1:15pm EST

Free Webinar: MTSS-A: Improving Academic Outcomes for All Students


Please join us for this live webinar for district leaders on August 20th!

Summary: This webinar will explain the impact of the Multi-tiered Systems of Support—Academic (MTSS—A) framework to district leaders.

Topics will include:

  • The power of intervention in the early grades data, and the promise of secondary-level interventions on improving word reading and reading comprehension. It is NEVER too late to intervene!
  • The immediate and cumulative effects of responding to screening data
  • Improving word reading and reading comprehension across grade levels (including middle and high schools)
  • Sustaining student reading achievement outcomes over time
  • Effectively supporting students with, and at risk for, learning disabilities
  • Decreasing special education referrals, thereby reducing assessment and special education placement costs
  • Leveraging and training paraprofessionals to support Tier 2 and Tier 3 implementation
  • How implementing MTSS—A with fidelity improves student outcomes
  • Emerging evidence of the power of integrating MTSS—A & B


Presenter: 
Mara E. Power, M.A.
Clinical Consultant, May Institute
PBIS Trainer
Doctoral Candidate, University of Connecticut

This webinar is free, so register now! 
We will provide you with the webinar link closer to the event date.
 

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