Showing posts with label RtI/ARI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RtI/ARI. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2016

ARI Meetings

ARI Meetings

Documentation to Bring to the ARI Meeting
Student Data-either the Class Summary Sheet found in First Class>Elementary Language Arts> ARI Folder> or an Eduphoria Class Printout (to be determined by the campus.
Identify ARI students using the Reading Literacy Assessment Guidelines.  Students who have fallen below level on all assessments are ARI with the exception of Grades 4-6 where ARI students are those students who have not achieved a 70% or above on STAAR testing.

After Identifying Students as At Risk:
Identify Students as ARI in Eduphoria
Send letters to parents letting them know their student has been tested.  Letters can be found in First Class>Elementary Language Arts>ARI Assessments folder. (These are sent home on all students)
A yellow literacy folder must be created for each students identified as ARI.  If previously identified, the folder may already exist.

Documentation Requirements:
As each student is seen in small group, documentation is a best teaching practice
Documentation MUST occur every time an ARI students us seen in class
Documentation may be done in View-It or on Paper-This is a campus and teacher preference.
At Lease 6 weeks of documentation must be included in the yellow literacy folder at the end of the year.

Standard Classroom Practice:
All students in CISD MUST be seen in guided reading groups.
CISD READS Guided Reading Flow Chart is a document developed to help you determine how often during the week a group of students should be seen in guided reading
Documentation needs to occur for ALL students in CISD.

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Peek Into Another Classroom

Time is precious...and as a teacher there seems to never be enough of it to get the job done!  One thing I always wished I had the opportunity to do as a teacher was visit my colleagues classrooms.  If I had the opportunity to see what amazing things they were doing with their students, it may have made me a stronger teacher.  I may have found ways to make my job easier by studying what other teachers on campus did well.
I am hoping that this blog gives you an opportunity to take a peek into other teachers classrooms at your own convenience.  If you feel that you do something well, please let us know.  I am willing to come to your classroom and take pictures or even video tape you so that your colleagues can see how awesome you are at your profession.

RtI

This part of the blog will give information about the RtI process.  I will also add posts on different things you can be doing during your ARI small group sessions.