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Welcome to a presentation on Response to Intervention (RTI). RTI is a framework for making instructional decisions based on student data to accelerate learning for all. The goal is to have successful students who learn. The presentation encourages educators to work smarter, not harder, by using tools like accelerated reading programs and data tracking to implement RTI effectively.
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