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��[kd��'�x�@q����>Y��Y�U�z� Matching Instruction to Student Needs Before describing critical component reading skills and general interventions as well as specific reading instruction techniques and programs, it is critical to describe a model for selecting interventions that directly address the level of learning at which to begin instruction with an individual student or group of students. stages of the Instructional Hierarchy to independence. Planned interventions are far superior to remediation approaches. � �F�C�B���sJWR�Y���2��4�M� ��tS�La�=�,E˄�RY@�rbg���c@�Ԭ!\{]?�C^w���}�������8,b���P�. If your intervention strategies are working, continue to use them. When the teacher accurately identifies a student's learning stage, the instructor can select instructional ideas that are more likely to be successful because these strategies match the student's learning needs. The student studies each math fact with answer that appears on the sheet, covers the fact briefly and copies it from memory, then compares the student-copied math fact and answer to the original correct model. After interventions are sorted into the category (or categories) each is further analyzed to considered the primacy focus in terms of the instructional hierarchy. INTERVENTIONS Addressing Student Diversity in Manitoba Schools Today’s classroom reflects the diversity of our communities and includes a mix of student interests, needs, learning styles, and cultural backgrounds. Response to Intervention Big Ideas: The Four Stages of Learning Can Be S mmed Up in the ‘Instr ctional HierarchSummed Up in the ‘Instructional Hierarchy (Haring et al., 1978) Student learning can be thought of as a multi-stage process The stage process. Today, instructional and behavioral interventions are used to identify and remove obstacles that hinder a student’s academic progress. Efficiently and reliably identifying the most effective intervention is critical to timely remediation of reading difficulties. Numerous interventions, which have been derived from the acquisition and fluency stages of the instructional hierarchy, have been found to be effective. stream The Instructional Hierarchy breaks the learning process into several levels, shifting from skill acquisition through skill mastery toward full integration of the skill into the student's academic repertoire. ? 5. When students are observed who seem to be ‘intrinsically Instructional Hierarchy: Matching Interventions to Student Learning Stage (Haring, et al., 1978) Learning Stage Student ‘Look -Fors’… What strategies are effective… Acquisition: Exit Goal: The student can perform the skill accurately with little adult sup port. This study will utilize basic reading data and the Instructional Hierarchy (IH) to identify effective reading fluency interventions. Tiers of Instructional Hierarchy for Reading Progression Before beginning reading intervention, students must be assessed to determine their level of progression in development of reading skills. This intervention promotes the acquisition of math facts. Response to Intervention Big Ideas: The Four Stages of Learning Can Be S mmed Up in the ‘Instr ctional Hierarch ’ Summed Up in the ‘Instructional Hierarchy’ (Haring et al., 1978) Student learning can be thought of as a multi-stage process The stage process. %PDF-1.3 The guide covers the age range 6 to 18 years. The instructional hierarchy (IH; Haring et al., 1978) is a behavioral heuristic that outlines skill development in stages: acquisition, fluency, mainentance, generalization, and adaptation, and is often used to monitor progress and guide targeted instruction (Martens & Witt, 2004). h�bbd```b``�"�d3�dW���`���&�����_��w`� �dL:
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