alleryThe response to intervention (RTI) approach to dyslexia
ATracks progress in teaching
BRelies on one static test
CWaits until adulthood
DRanks pupils by marks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Tracks progress in teaching
1. RTI monitors progress through a programme of intervention.
2. It does not rely on a static assessment of current skills.
3. Children who fail to respond to effective teaching are identified.
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