Module 6: Pyramid of Intervention Stephanie R. Clements Grand Canyon University: EDA 561 May 9, 2012
Pyramid of Intervention The Pyramid of Intervention is a term applied to the system of supports that a school provides for its struggling students. It is a three tiered model of instruction and intervention. Teachers begin by using the state curriculum with all student and monitoring student progress. The teacher adapts resources to fit the needs of the students. Progress is assessed by observations, assessments, and the collection of student work. Children learn curriculum differently depending on a their readiness, participation in class, support from parents, and learning Even when using interventions, the curriculum must always be followed. It is at the descretion of the teacher which instruction strategies to use unless certain ones are in the action plan for certain students. By varying instructional strategies, all students needs can be met due to different learning styles. The interventions used with a student who is struggling still uses the state mandated curriculum, it is just presented in a different way. 90% of the students with tier one interventions are successful. The remaining 10% of students may need to be referred for testing or moved to tier two. The Pyramid of Intervention is a tool for teachers that evolves as a child’s needs change. The main goal of the pyramid is to provide structure and interventions to aid students where the need it, equips the struggling students with the tools to be successful, and allow teachers to enhance their instruction as needed to reach all students. The ultimate goal of the Pyramid of Intervention is to provides teachers and staff the framework to guide students to achievement. A school wide implementaion of this model will help address the needs of all students to increase academic achievement and accountibility. Documentation is maintained for study to ensure the continued success or continued help for students. The increase of parental communication and involvement is a key component to help the students be successful. The bottom of the pyramid
David Flint Honors Bio Flow of Energy a. Why is phytoplankton found at the bottom of each of the 3 pyramids? Phytoplankton are found at the bottom of the three triangle because they are the smallest things in that food chain. There is nothing that they can eat and they are easy pray for all the other bigger predators. b. What do you think “trophic levels” are? A tropic level is a rating of how much energy they provide and how much energy they need. With 1 being the lowest amount…
wisdom in efforts to improve health of population as whole and individuals by optimizing communication. We can picture these components of nursing informatics in form of a pyramid. Data being the base of the structure provides basic maximum information. Followed by information and knowledge, wisdom takes the top spot of the pyramid. Data is a set of distinct objective facts/entries about an episode or a process, which has little or no worth unless converted into meaningful information. It can…
concept of a hierarchy of needs in his 1943 paper ‘A Theory of Human Motivation’. The hierarchy suggests that people are motivated to fulfil their basic needs before moving on to other needs. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is most often displayed as a pyramid going from basic needs at the bottom to more complex needs at the top. The bottom layer, basic needs, is what Maslow defines as the ‘psychological’ layer. This contains basic living factors such as breathing, water, sleep, food which are all essential…
and self esteem. According to (Gleason and Suitor, 2001) they found that only 2% of children are eating the right amount of servings for their height and weight, and only 2% of children are eating the recommended 5 major food groups from the food pyramid. A Harvard study linked children’s literacy and school success with daily talks at the dinner table with their family. Brookfield and Ziesz (1997) found that if children sat down at the dinner table with their parents for at least 5 times a week…
eventually threatened by the influx of unethical companies who used deceptive and fraudulent practices for direct selling in China. These competitors took advantage of the immature consumer market and the naiveté of workers to make money through various pyramid and Ponzi schemes. Avon’s imitators found a populace that was hungry to achieve wealth, and took advantage of the lax regulatory environment to continue to take advantage of the situation with unethical practices. The…
categorize into types Behavioural Psychologists Believe that psychologist need evidence obtained through experimentation to understand and change human behaviour Emphasize the importance of observable behaviour and using scientifically proven intervention Rely heavily on experimentation (ex. Classical and operant conditioning) Key Theorists John B. Watson-Little Albert Ivan Pavlov-Classical conditioning B.F. Skinner-Operant conditioning (The Skinner box experiment) Questions on Little Albert…
Unforgiveness and how it differs from forgiveness. 2. At least seven ways people can deal with unforgiveness other than forgiving. 3. At least three ways of forgiveness by emotional replacement. 4. The meaning of the acronym REACH and the pyramid model to reach forgiveness. Introduction: Forgiveness is at the center of Christianity. Christians are forgiven sinners and are called—even commanded—to extend forgiveness to those whom they perceive to sin against them. This course will…
business leaders need to adapt and prepare their businesses to maximize profits in the future. This paper will touch briefly on some of the steps China is taking to better position itself to reach the higher level on the ladder of the global economic pyramid and stay competitive in the global business arena. In the past 30 years, China’s GDP jumped to the second place in the world, it has become the world’s largest trading nation and manufacturing base. China almost seemed an unstoppable economic force…
Is Marketing Totally Ethical? Kotler and Armstrong, posit that marketing is about managing profitable customer relationships by creating value for the customer in order to get value in return. It begins with identifying what the customer needs, crafting customer driven strategies, fashioning out marketing programs, building customer relationships and capturing value for the firm. In the process of carrying out various marketing activities, through different media, the question of marketing ethics…
approaches and possible new opportunities for leveraging current efforts by governments and civil society with business (Santiago and Roxas, 2012). The overall outcome of this research is that it will sustainably enhance to the current interventions aimed for “bottom of the pyramid” (BOP). The purpose of packaging in developing countries is to identifying and describing supply chain needs regarding packaging. Have to collect data base on the review of internal company documents, semi-structured interviews…
