EFFECTIVE TIER 1 INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES
Powerful classroom instruction begins with the adoption and use of an evidence-based curriculum, but effective teachers do not simply teach such a program page-by-page in the same way for all students. Rather, they differentiate instruction, providing instruction designed to meet the specific needs of students in the class.” RTI Action Network
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