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October 15, 2017

2017 Academic MTSS Implementers Forum: Developing Effective Partnerships in Middle and High Schools

Gain strategies to increase family and community involvement in middle and high schools by focusing on teen-appropriate activities linked to student achievement for all students and other indicators of success in school. This includes engaging the teens—themselves—in conducting partnership activities. Research on family engagement in secondary schools will be summarized.

Presenter: Multiple presenters
October 15, 2017

2017 Academic MTSS Implementers Forum: Engage Families in Helping Students Make Successful Transitions

At all transition points families make the transition with their children. Studies link smooth transitions with better student attendance, positive behavior, and readiness to learn in the new location. Family engagement in transition activities keep parents aware of the ongoing importance of their involvement from one school to the next and from high school to plans for college or career. Explore successful transition practices conducted by district leaders and by school ATPs.

Presenter: Multiple presenters
October 15, 2017

2017 Academic MTSS Implementers Forum: Check and Connect: Mentoring at the High School Level

Check & Connect is an evidence-based intervention that has shown strong impact in increasing school completion. This session provides participants with an overview of Check & Connect and its background; information about how to prepare their site to implement Check & Connect; and the information, competencies, and skills needed to be an effective Check & Connect mentor. A high school team will share their current method of implementation.

Presenter: Multiple presenters
October 11, 2017

Determining Response to Intervention (RtI): Customizing Early Reading Goals Through Survey Level

This Decision Making Flow Chart is a handout that goes with the video Determining Response to Intervention (RtI): Customizing Early Reading Goals Through Survey Level.

Presenter: PaTTAN Educational Consultants
October 15, 2017

2017 Academic MTSS Implementers Forum Welcomes STEM: Innovation, Implementation and Evolution in PA

This year, the MTSS Academic Initiative welcomes STEM! School practitioners K-12, administrators and families will have multiple opportunities to engage in meaningful professional learning sessions across ALL disciplines, including science, technology and engineering! Attend this year's forum to gain deep content, move forward with sound implementation across the tiers and expand your continuum of data-based decision-making tools and evidence-based practices. *MTSS Forum Handouts (others will be made available as they are received)* __ *2017 Academic MTSS Implementers Forum Event Schedule* MTSS_AcadImplmSch080817 *The Power of MTSS and Reading Profiles: A Blueprint for Solving Reading Problems* 13. Swerling_1017Part1 14. Swerling_HO1 15. Swerling_HO2 16. Swerling_1017Part2 17. Swerling_BreakoutCases 18. Swerling_Destiny 19. Swerling_Zachariah *Overview of Using Response to Intervention for Specific Learning Disability Determination* 36. Overview_RtI_SLD_091517 *In Depth Methodologies of Using RtI for SLD Determination* 37. InDepthMethodologies092117 38. 2017_ER_Sample_09717 39. EvalReportDiscussion *Using RtI for SLD Determination for Written Expression and Mathematics* 35. RtI_SLD_DetermWritMath2 *Multi-Tiered Systems of Support for Attendance: The Journey of One High School* 20. MTSS_SSIP_Attend 21. Attendance_MTSS_Pyramid 22. Pyramid_Worksheet 23. SSIP_AttendancePublication 24. SSIP_FamilyEngagemPub 25. Teaching_Attendance2 26. Attendance_incentives *Developing Effective Partnerships in Middle and High Schools* 06. Greenfeld_mid_HS_1017 07. Greenfeld _Set1 10. Greenfeld_Set2 *Engage Families in Helping Students Make Successful Transitions* 08. Greenfeld_3005_001 09. Greenfeld_3006_001 11. Greenfeld_Transitions101818 *Check and Connect: Mentoring at the High School Level* 12. PA_ConnectOverview_MTTS *Making Math Meaningful Through a Multi-Tiered System of Supports* 27. Calculating_ROI_worksheet 28. ConceptsApplicationsKey 29. ConceptsApplicScoGuls 30. DIBELS_Form_A_Answer_Key 31. DIBELS_ScoringGuidelines 32. DS_IR_Cards 33. DS_IR_Cards 34. Team_Think_GO *Transcription Skills: The Impact of Handwriting and Spelling on the Student Writer* 60. MTSS 2017_Handwriting & Spelling 61. handwriting_mtss handout *Oral Language: The Foundation for Word and Sentence-Level Writing* 64. Oral lang_ Part 1_sentences_to_share 65. Oral Language_Part 2 *Genre-Based Composing: General Principles for Teaching Students to Write Different Genres* 53. Coker_genre-based_composing *Differentiating Writing Instruction for Sentences and Paragraphs* 54. Coker_Differentiation_for_ Sentences_Paragraphs *Writing Matters: Developing Sentence Skills in Students of All Ages* 67. Pattan MTSS Sentence Activity Booklet_10.18.2017 68. Writing Matters_Activity Pages 71. MTSS 2017 - Syntax 10-17 *Tier 3: Instructional Characteristics and Strategies to Ensure Generalization to Tier 1* 45. Impl_Forum_Tier3InstrandIntv 46. Tier3_Instr_Case *When You Do Not Know What to Do, Stay Calm and Problem-Solve!* 40. Imple_Forum_Batsche_2 41. ICEL_RIOT_Matrix 42. MPS_Problem_Solving0916 *Evidence-Based Practices Related to Problem Solving* 43. Sarah_Powell_Handouts_10_18_17 *Good Instruction is Preceded by Good Planning: What Does Lesson Planning Look Like in a MTSS?* 47. 6th_gr_ template_Tier 1 48. Lesson_Study_Guide *Building Your Academic Base with MTSS Bootcamp* 55. Forum_Bootcamp_2017_2 *A Journey in the Implementation at Tier 3: Supporting Student Need* 03. CPC_MTSS_Referral_Form 04. Forum_Presentation 05. RTII_CALENDAR_2017_18 *Getting Down to the Nuts and Bolts of Tier 1 for ELs* 56. Getting_Down_to_Nuts_and Bolts_EL *Looking More Closely at Tier 2 Supports and Services for ELS* 57. Closer Look at Tier 2 *Honing Tier 3 for ELs: Intensity, Problem-Solving and Customization* 58. Honing _Tier_3_for_ELs *Implementing Evidence-Based Practices to Increase Graduation Rates and Decrease Dropout Rates for Students with Disabilities in PA* 59. Implementing Evidence-Based Practices to Increase Graduation Rates *Fostering the “Word Generation” and Creating Writers in the Middle Grades* 62. Word Gen Gettysburg 10-18-17 (1) 63. Word Gen Sample Lessons *Aquaponics the Agricultural Makerspace of the Future: A Learning Laboratory for All Students* 69. Aquaponics *Leading MTSS to Get the Best Results From Your Literacy MTSS: For School Leaders* 50. HANDOUT_Get_Best_Results_Literacy_MTSS *Leading MTSS to Get the Best Results From Your Literacy MTSS: For School Leaders* 51. HANDOUT_Leading_MTSS_HALL 52. Intervention_Ob_Form_3_ 4_10 *Research Informing Practice: Connecting Ehri’s Phase Theory to Reading and Spelling Instruction* 70. Connecting the DotsHdout1 *My Student is Just Not Learning Math. What do I do?* 72. CBA-ID Math Procedures 73. Math Conceptual CBA-ID 74. MTSS PaTTAN Forum_What Do I Do_Burns 75. Tier II problem solving

Presenter: Multiple Presenters
October 4, 2017

Proactive Solutions: Understanding Students with Social, Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

This training event features Dr. Ross Greene´s Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) for working with behaviorally challenging students as described in his influential books The Explosive Child, Lost at School, Lost & Found, and Raising Using Beings. The CPS model has transformed thinking and practices in countless families, schools, inpatient psychiatry units, and residential and juvenile detention facilities throughout the world, and has been associated with dramatic reductions in adult-child conflict, challenging behaviors, disciplinary referrals, detentions, suspensions, seclusions, and restraints. The CPS model represents a significant departure from discipline-as-usual. It focuses on solving problems rather than on modifying behavior; emphasizes collaborative rather than unilateral solutions; encourages proactive rather than reactive intervention; de-emphasizes diagnostic categories; and provides practical, research-based tools for assessment and intervention.

Presenter: Ross Greene, Ph.D.
September 21, 2017

Indicator 13: Successful Practices in Secondary Transition for LEA Administrators

This training is designed specifically for Local Educational Agency (LEA) representatives engaged in the Indicator 13 Successful Practices in Secondary Transition for this year. The purpose of Indicator 13 is to determine the percentage of youth aged 16 and above who have an IEP that includes coordinated, measurable annual IEP goals and transition services that will reasonably enable the students to meet their post-secondary goals. During this training session, LEA representatives will be provided with information regarding what constitutes an effective transition program. Participants will be given tools which will allow them to critically review IEPs for compliance and effective secondary transition practices as well as assist teachers in enhancing the development of IEPs.

Presenter: Mangis/Stoehr
September 16, 2017

SAP and PBIS Integration Tools 1_2 and 1_3

SAP and PBIS Integration Tools 1_2 and 1_3

Presenter: J. Palmiero
September 6, 2017

Indicator 13 - Ensuring Success and Compliance

In response to the accountability requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of 2004, Part B State Performance Plans, the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN) will be providing a required training session for local educational agencies targeted for Compliance Monitoring for Continuous Improvement (CMCI) for the this school year. The purpose of this training is to prepare local educational agencies for the requirements of compliance monitoring as it relates to secondary transition and to highlight effective practices in secondary transition. Participants will be given tools which will allow them to critically review IEPs for compliance and effective practices and to assist teachers in enhancing the development of IEPs

Presenter: Hillary Mangis, Michael Stoehr
August 8, 2017

A4. The Power of Early Work Experiences – Utilizing Braided Funding to Maximize Opportunities

Work experiences are an optimal way for transition age youth to learn employment skills. Community Integrated Services (CIS) works with over a dozen school districts across Southeastern Pennsylvania with a goal of paid employment prior to graduation for each and every student served. This session will present information regarding how CIS uses a variety of funding sources to maximize employment opportunities for students. In addition to funding resources, the presenters will discuss the many tools CIS uses to help get students work in their communities.

Presenter: Multiple Presenters