http://www.crtiec.org 2014 Update on the Center for Response to Intervention in Early Childhood (CRTIEC): Accomplishments Handout Charles Greenwood, Judith Carta, Howard Goldstein, Ruth Kaminski, and Scott McConnell IES Project Director’s Meeting March 6, 2014 KU, add your logo here CRTIEC’s Mission To promote kindergarten language and literacy readiness through development and evaluation of evidence-based practice for preschool prevention-oriented interventions like RTI/MTSS To promote leadership in the use of RTI/MTSS CRTIEC’s Objectives Interventions Develop, test, and disseminate Tier 2 and 3 language and early literacy interventions for preschool Measurement Develop, validate, and disseminate an aligned universal and progress monitoring system for preschool language and early literacy decisionmaking Supplementary Research Preschool RTI Leadership and Outreach Dissemination CRTIEC’s Accomplishments Tier 2: Supplemental Preschool Interventions Developed Story Friends Series: Language and comprehension intervention PAth to Literacy: Phonological awareness and alphabet Knowledge Aligned training and measures (Mastery monitoring probes, Unit tests, Basic concept test, Assessment of Story Comprehension (ASC) Tier 3: Individualized Preschool Interventions Developed Reading Ready - Early Language (Lessons and Instructional Materials) Reading Ready - Early Literacy (Lessons and Instructional Materials) Aligned Training Materials and Measurement Tools Measurement: Universal Screening and Progress Monitoring Developments Universal screening in 4 domains and 3 seasons (with cut scores (benchmarks) for each season Domains are (Oral Language – Picture Naming, PA Rhyming and First Sounds, Alphabet Knowledge Sound ID, Comprehension Which One Doesn’t Belong) I60 items per measure in the item bank Decision making framework Future Development Progress Monitoring Spanish IGDIs MyIGDIs Adoptions (Iowa; Kansas, others) Supplementary Research Objective Descriptive Investigation of Preschool Tier 1 from an RTI Perspective and the Need for an RTI Approach Greenwood, C. R., Carta, J. J., Atwater, J., Goldstein, H., Kaminski, R., & McConnell, S. R. (2012). Is a response to intervention (RTI) approach to preschool language and early literacy instruction needed? Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 33(1), 48-64. Greenwood, C. R., Carta, J. J., Atwater, J., Howard Goldstein, Ruth Kaminski, McConnell, S., . . . Howard, W. (Under Revision). Connections between preschool core language and early literacy instruction, children's literacy engagement, and growth in language and early literacy skills. Early Childhood Research Quarterly. National Survey of State Early Childhood Director’s Reports of the Prevalence and Use of an RTI Approach in Early Childhood Greenwood, C. R., Bradfield, T., Kaminski, R., Linas, M., Carta, J. J., & Nylander, D. (2011). The Response to Intervention (RTI) approach in early childhood. Focus on Exceptional Children, 43(9), 1-22. RTI Leadership Objective Promote leadership in Preschool RTI Annual Preschool RTI Summit in collaboration with the Division for Early Childhood Supporting Website (www.crtiec.org) Promote awareness of national RTI implementation Support networking between researchers, practitioners, administrators, and policy makers Leadership Objective: Annual Preschool RTI Meeting How many persons attended the Annual RTI Summit Meeting? How many persons are registered in the RTI network? How many individual sessions at the RTI summit? Website hits per year? 651 attendees; 163 per year Over 1200 81 panels and posters 10,000+ Persons, Students, and Collaborating Organizations Impacted 164, 33 per How many individuals have worked on the project? year How many graduate students have worked on the 42, 16 per year project? How many young investigators have written/ 4 submitted grants? 2 How many Post Docs have worked on the grants? What other organizations (Preschool Programs) ~12 have been involved as partners? Research Projects with Links to CRTIEC Funded during CRTIEC Pending Abbott, M., & Greenwood, C. R. (2011-2014). Efficacy of Literacy 3D: Coaching and Data-based Decision Making to Strengthen Preschool Tier 1. Phase 2: Steppingstones Technology Innovation Project. OSEP, USDE Wackerle-Hollman, A., Duran, L., McConnell, S. & Rodriguez, M. (2012-16). Research and Development of Spanish Individual Growth and Development Indicators (S-IGDIs): Early Literacy identification and progress monitoring in Spanish-English bilingual children. Goal 5, NCER, IES. Greenwood, C. R., (2014-2019 pending). The Effects of Promoting Engaging Early Literacy Interactions in Preschool Environments: Literacy 3D. Goal 3, NCER, IES. Wackerle-Hollman, A., McConnell, S. & Rodriguez, M. (2014-2019, pending). Individual Growth and Development Indicators: Automated Applications for Performance Evaluation of Early Literacy (IGDI-APEL). Goal 2, NCER, IES. Submitted last year with high reviews (Score = 1.7) to be resubmitted if unfunded in NCER portfolio. Submissions/Resubmissions Greenwood, C. R., Beecher, C., & Atwater, J. (2014-2019). Validity Studies of the Classroom Code for Interactive Recording of Children’s Learning Environments (CIRCLE) (Version 2.0), an Interaction Measure of Preschool Language and Early Literacy Instruction, Goal 5 to be submitted to NCSER, IES. Kelley-Spencer, B., Goldstein, H. et al., (2013-2016). Moving a Language and Literacy Tier 2 intervention to Digital Technology, submitted last year (score = ??), to be resubmitted this year. Goal 2?, NCSER, IES. Wackerle-Hollman, A., Duran, L., McConnell, S. & Rodriguez, M. (2014-2019). Research and Development of Progress Monitoring IGDIs: Spanish and English Complementary Measures. Goal 5 to be submitted to NCER, IES. Dissemination Objective Broadly Disseminate CRTIEC’s Products and Findings Website: www.crtiec.org Peer Reviews Publications Chapters and Books Webinars Private Sector Publication Scholarly Products Dissemination Objective How many publications of all types How many conference papers/ presentations? How many Website(s) and other Internet site(s)? How many technologies or techniques or software? How many assessment/measurement products? How many curriculum interventions? 107 254 3 3 57 4 Peer-Reviewed Journals in which CRTIEC Research Appears 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Assessment for Effective Intervention Contemporary Issues in Communications Science and Disorders Early Childhood Research Quarterly Evidence-Based Communication Assessment and Intervention Focus on Exceptional Children Infants and Young Children Journal of Early Intervention Journal of Learning Disabilities Journal of School Psychology Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in the Schools Perspectives on Language, Learning and Education Topics in Early Childhood Special Education Young Exceptional Children Journal of Learning Disabilities The Elementary School Journal CRTIEC Chapters and Reports Published in Books/Websites Literacy in Preschool and Kindergarten Children: The National Early Literacy Panel and Beyond Handbook of Response to Intervention (RTI) in Early Childhood Measuring Quality in Early Childhood Settings Using IGDIs: Individual Growth and Development Indicators for Young Children Roadmap to Pre-K RTI Best Practices in School Psychology V Universal Screening in Educational Settings: Identification, Implications, and Interpretation The Handbook of Response to Intervention: The Science and Practice of MultiTiered Systems of Support (2nd Ed.) Issues in Special Education Early Childhood Assessment In School And Clinical Psychology Early Childhood Literacy: The National Early Literacy Panel and Beyond. Re-visioning the Beginning: The Implications of Developmental and Health Science for Infant/Toddler Care and Poverty CRTIEC Publications/Resources http://www.crtiec.dept.ku.edu/publications/ http://www.crtiec.dept.ku.edu/presentations/ http://www.crtiec.dept.ku.edu/rti-summit/2012rti-summit/
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