Report: Response to Intervention: An Equity Perspective The Equity Assistance Centers Identify Civil Rights Concerns with the Implementation of Response to InterventionReport » Response to Intervention: An Equity Perspective The Equity Assistance Centers Identify Civil Rights Concerns with the Implementation of Response to InterventionCategoriesRTI, EQUITY, disproportionality AreasSCHOOL:inquiry on equity in schooling AuthorsThe Ten Regional Title IV Equity Assistance Centers, Published2008, 10/26/2009 PublisherIntercultural Development Research Association Abstract"It is unreasonable to expect that an innovation such as RTI will reach its desired outcome by simply being superimposed on an educational system that has produced a disproportionate representation of minorities, linguistically different and low-income learners in special education. The EACs believe that implementation of RTI will produce what has been produced for these populations without serious consideration being given to and action being taken on fundamental changes to support the RTI innovation." Files
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