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Resource Available on ‘Response to Intervention’

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To the Editor:

Thanks for the excellent article on “response to intervention” in your Nov. 30, 2005, issue (“RTI Method Gets Boost in Spec. Ed.”), and for mentioning the new publication on RTI from the National Association of State Directors of Special Education. The 60-page booklet referred to in the article is “Response to Intervention: Policy Considerations and Implementation.” It can be ordered by downloading a form from NASDSE’s Web site at www.nasdse.org.

Nancy Reder
Deputy Executive Director
National Association of State Directors of Special Education
Alexandria, Va.

Vol. 25, Issue 16, Page 33

Published in Print: January 4, 2006, as Resource Available on ‘Response to Intervention’

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