As tier numbers rise in RTI, what happens to the support given?
AIt becomes weaker
BIt becomes more intense
CIt stays exactly the same
DIt ends altogether
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It becomes more intense
1. The tiers are designed as levels of support.
2. The support for individual students intensifies as the tiers increase in number.
3. It does not weaken, stay identical or end.
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