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The Intervention Site forMADISON-GRANT
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This page is intended to give teachers a resource for obtaining class-wide or individual interventions that have been found to meet the criteria for "evidence-based" as required in the determination of a student's responsiveness to intervention. Interventions are provided below in a variety of categories to meet your needs. For example, you might search according to the level of intensiveness. A low intensity intervention might be one that could be used as part of your universal instruction to an entire class. A moderate intensity intervention would be perhaps targeted to a subset or small group of students within your class. High intensity might be best-suited for one-to-one administration. Additionally, there are interventions that are searchable by appropriateness to grade level. |
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Academic Interventions |
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| By area and intensity | |||
Intensity Area |
Low (Class-wide) |
Moderate (Supported) |
High |
Reading |
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| - Comprehension |
Keyword: Memorization Strategy Student Comprehension Self-Check |
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-Decoding |
Rewards Word Attack Program | ||
-Fluency |
QuickReads | ||
-General Instruction |
Reading Centers | NA | NA |
-Phonemic Awareness |
Teaching Phonemic Awareness | ||
-Phonological Awareness |
Teaching Strategies | Lindamood Phoneme Sequencing Programs (LIPS) | Linda Phonemic Sequencing Tutoring |
-Vocabulary Development |
Peer-Assisted Learning | ||
Math |
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-Computation |
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-General Instruction |
NA | NA | |
-Reasoning |
Four-Step Problem-solving approach |
Question-Answer Relationships | |
Written Language |
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-General Instruction |
Memorize a Story Grammar Checklist |
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-Spelling |
Cover-Copy-Compare | ||
-Written Expression |
PROJECT strategy (adolescents) |
PLEAWSE metacognitive strategy PROJECT strategy (adolescents) |
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-Writing Fluency |
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General Academic Strategies |
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-Test Taking |
Math: Test-Prepartion Strategies | ||
-Non-particiaption |
Using Class Journaling | ||
By grade level and skill area (Note: These links are to manuals in .PDF format from the Florida Center for Reading Research but each one contains many, many strategies and reproducible materials.) |
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Kindergarten-First |
Second-Third |
Fourth-Fifth |
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| Phonological Awareness | |||
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Sentence Segmentation, Syllables, Onset & Rime |
Phoneme matching and Isolating |
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| Phonics | |||
| Fluency | |||
(Includes: Letter Recognition, Letter-sound Correspondence, High Frequency Words, and Oral Reading) |
Word Parts and Words Phrases, chunked Text, Connected Text |
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| Comprehension | |||
(Includes Sentence Structure and Meaning, Monitoring for Meaning, Story Sturcture, and Main Idea/Summarizing) |
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| Vocabulary | |||
(IncludesWord Itentification/Words in contexst, Word Categorization/Word Knowledge, Words that Describe/Word meaing, and Word Structure/Word Analysis) |
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Behavioral Interventions |
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| Goal Area | Desired Behavior | Problem Behavior | |
| -Disruptive Behavior | Good Behavior Game | ||
| -Dropping out/School Refusal | Check and Connect | ||
| General Strategies | |||
Links to Sites with Evidence Based InterventionIf you aren't quite finding what you need in the lists above, then browse some of the sites below. They provide extensive information about evidence-based interventions as well as tools that might be helpful in creating materials for interventions. |
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Blueprints for Violence Prevention
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