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Best Practices in Service Provisions in Mathematics for Students with Learning Difficulties/High Incidence Disabilities (RTI, Specific Strategies, Specific Interventions)

Ani Derderian

Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 2665–2684 · Published 19 Aug 2014

10.9734/JSRR/2014/11496

Abstract

This paper attempts to make fundamental connections between the usage of intervention strategies and the instructional practice used to improve students’ performance in mathematics. The public policy demands that educational offerings be made accessible to students with disabilities. Making mathematics accessible is a public policy issue rather than a technological issue. Therefore, it is essential that educators push for better public policy to support the availability of accessible mathematics in the classroom. This paper describes how Response to Intervention (RTI) strategies improve mathematics performance of students with mathematical learning disabilities (MLD) at the elementary and secondary school levels. Therefore, the proposed study will promote positive attitudes toward the use of RTI in mathematics classroom and will encourage teachers to use educational programs for students with MLD in their general classroom.

Mathematics response to intervention mathematical learning disabilities multi-sensory teaching (VAKT) universal design for learning (UDL)

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