alleryWhat is the rationale of response to intervention?
AExtra time and support so all learn well
BSorting pupils into fixed ranks
CShortening the school year a lot
DEnding most written class tests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Extra time and support so all learn well
1. RTI is about support, not sorting.
2. The rationale is to give all students the additional time and support necessary to perform at high levels.
3. Fixed ranks, a shorter year and no tests are not goals.
_Source: Wikipedia, Response to intervention (CC BY-SA), Reasons for Implementation_
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