Tier 2 Intervention and Differentiation in a Diverse Elementary Classroom

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Title
Tier 2 Intervention and Differentiation in a Diverse Elementary Classroom
Creator
Samuel C. Connor
Degree Name
professional_project
Master of Science in Education: Curriculum and Instruction
Project Type
professional_project
Date
6/15/2024
Abstract
This project aims to lessen the achievement gap for upper elementary students in reading. Through evidence-based reading interventions and a blended learning model, students will receive the adequate knowledge and skills they need in order to make sufficient progress towards grade-level goals. Over a course of two years, the amount of students in the "low-risk" category increased, while the "some" and "high-risk" categories decreased. In addition to reading interventions, factors such as student attendance, the importance of a schoolwide approach, and effective classroom management are addressed.

This project also notes the importance of early reading interventions for students in low-economic communities, and from diverse backgrounds.
Keywords
elementary, intervention, differentiation
Committee Member
Joshua Schulze
Melissa Frank
Chelsea Lally
Rights
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Language
English
Type
Text; Image; StillImage