Quiz 4 - 850 - Fuchs/Fuchs 2010 and Richard-Tutor 2013

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No Child Left Behind

The bell curve doesn’t exist
– Every child can achieve at expected standards
• With the “right” general education, high-incidence disabilities will
disappear

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The central focus of the IDEA’s conceptualization of RTI is

a tool in the identification of children with learning disabilities

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The IDEA camp emphasizes the ___ ___ approach

standard protocol

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standard protocol approach

A top-down approach that involves rigorous adherence and fidelity to scientifically

validated instructional and intervention practices

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Because the focus is on a less biased method of LD ID, the standard
protocols must be ____. Why?

replicable. If everyone is doing something different, then we cannot make judgements on who has or has not responded, and therefore LD becomes a contextually engineered description

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In the IDEA camp, teachers are viewed as…

expert technicians. They emphasize adherence to empirically based protocols.

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in general, the standard protocol improves…

everyone’s learning

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McLaughlin (2010) on NCLB

“Underperforming children are not qualitatively
different from nondisabled students; they do not require vastly different
and highly specialized curriculum or instruction, rather they differ only in
the degree of underachievement and/or behavior problems.”

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In the NCLB group, RTI is a part of education reform, emphasizing…

early intervention and the unification of general and
special education

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What is the problem with NCLB?

General and Special Education operate in silos

Creates a system of Haves and Have Nots
• The Haves get civil rights protection because of disability identification
• The Have Nots, even if they are struggling at an equal or greater degree,
are not protected and do not get individualized instruction

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Instead of standard approach, the NCLB group emphasizes…

flexible problem solving

Children are different in terms of degree, not classification
• Instruction and intervention must be flexible
– Standardization of instruction at Ts1-3 reduces flexibility to individualize supports

differentiated instruction (opposite of standard approach)

  • in general education as as tiers progress


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NCLB: _____ is not the goal, ____ towards individual differences

replication; differentiation

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What does the research say?

• Standard protocol is superior to “problem solving” in
practice
– Most teachers don’t differentiate
Problem: There aren’t enough standard protocols
– Forces most teachers to rely on some variant of problem
solving