Diagnostic Assessment & Instruction for Intensive Intervention in Literacy WORKSHOP (1): Understanding Literacy Intervention within an MTSS Framework

PD: Sp Ed IP | This program is completed

1117 Williston Rd South Burlington, VT 05403 United States

TBD

Special Educators, Literacy Interventionists/Specialists, SLPs

1/31/2019 (one day)

8:30 AM-3:30 PM EDT on Th

$190.00

This series will address the diagnostic assessment and remediation of learners with varied subtypes of reading difficulties who have not responded to a less intense, targeted level of intervention. The focus of the assessment/intervention will be on foundational skills for K-6, but is still appropriate for students in the upper grades who experience core deficits at the conceptual/perceptual level. Participants will learn how to use a combination of formal and informal assessment results to pinpoint not only the exact barrier and/or core deficit interfering with reading development, but also the readers’ present levels of performance based on a CCSS learning progression. Information related to the “why” of the literacy challenge and baseline performance will then be linked with appropriate, corresponding interventions for each of the reading areas. Goal development for IEP/EST/MTSS plans and data collection/progress monitoring systems will also be thoroughly addressed specific to participant's individual roles and responsibilities. Case studies will be used for explanation and application of the material covered. Each session will follow the same format with varied content based upon the reading focus.

The topic for this first workshop (which is a prerequisite for the other 3 workshops in the series) is: Understanding Literacy Intervention within an MTSS Framework

  • This first workshop IS A PREREQUISITE for the other 3 workshops (which can then be taken individually).
  • If you choose to take all four workshops, search for and register by using the "Series Discount" option button for a discount.
Patenaude, Jennifer

Jen Patenaude, MA, Is the Professional Learning and Development Specialist at VT-HEC.  In this role she acts as special education instructor, presenter, internship supervisor, and curator of professional development on a multitude of topics for both general education and special education teachers. Prior to her work with VT-HEC, Jen worked for North Country Supervisory Union for more than twenty five years as a special educator, evaluation specialist, instructional specialist and MTSS/EST Coordinator PreK-12. She has also served as adjunct faculty for the Vermont State Colleges, presented nationally on topics related to MTSS, and has provided coaching and professional learning opportunities for general education and special education staff throughout Vermont as an independent consultant.