This toolkit, developed based on research conducted through an Institute of Education Sciences grant, introduces five evidence-based instructional practices for students with disabilities. The toolkit defines each practice and provides excerpts of teaching demonstrating the practice. The toolkit also includes a pre-observation conference guide, an observation guide, and a research library.
Mathematics
Implementing High School Academic Interventions
Guidelines for Improving Math Materials for English Learners
Designing and Delivering Intensive Interventions: A Teacher’s Toolkit
This companion to the practice guide Intensive Interventions for Students Struggling in Reading and Mathematics is a teacher toolkit designed to facilitate planning and delivery of research-based interventions. It includes resources for a professional development activity, intervention planning, and reflection. It serves as a starting point for deepening understanding of an intervention framework.
High-Impact Tutoring
This National Student Support Accelerator website contains a database of high-impact tutoring programs. It also provides a tutoring framework, evidence-based research information, a toolkit, and a cost calculator to support states, districts, and schools in planning for high-impact tutoring program implementation.
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