Connecting Response to Intervention and Grade Retention: Implications for School Leaders

Connecting Response to Intervention and Grade Retention: Implications for School Leaders

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Within all classrooms of public schools, teachers Sensor Bracket greet general education students acknowledging broad differences in their learning readiness and social skills (Fuchs, Fuchs, & Compton, 2010; Martin, 2010).The needs of some students may be so diverse that educators find implementing differentiated instructional strategies with integrity extremely difficult.Many individually research-based strategies have been implemented to provide helpful instruction to all learners.This paper presents the concept of a merger between two of these strategies: Response to Intervention (RTI) and grade retention.As a result, the conceptual framework for this manuscript is anchored within the RTI and grade Phyllanthus (Chanca Piedra) retention literatures, highlighting their reported effectiveness on student outcomes.