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A Case Study of Successful Early Screening and Intervention
Last updated 2024/05/27
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In this International Dyslexia Association Perspectives article, author Linda S. Siegel describes the implementation of an early screening and intervention project in British Columbia, the results, and lessons learned. The article outlines the Response to Intervention (RTI) framework that was implemented, including the risk identification and Tier 1 programming used. The results of the study showed that it is possible to identify students at risk for reading difficulties in kindergarten and that with effective Tier 1 programming, the school was able to cut the need for remedial instruction later on.
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1. Curriculum Context
Early screening and explicit instruction are essential components of the new curriculum and broadly support the implementation of language foundations for reading and writing.
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The article outlined how essential effective tier 1 instruction is at reducing the incidence of later reading difficulties. I also found it interesting that multilingual learners may have an advantage, as they they are exposed to more variety of phonemes leading to stronger sound awareness.
I am interested in learning more about Firm Foundations- especially as it was designed by psychologists for Tier I supports.