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This intensive intervention lab is a practical, working session designed for secondary educators who want to deepen their practice around data-based individualization (DBI) and intensify decoding instruction for students who need more intensive intervention.
Whether you're a teacher, interventionist, SPED case manager, or instructional coach, this session will guide you step-by-step through using diagnostic and progress monitoring data to design and adjust effective word reading interventions for Grades 5–12.
A customized decoding assessment protocol for your classroom or school
A student profile-to-instruction map that helps you choose the right intervention focus (phonics, morphology, fluency)
A complete DBI action plan, including:
Measurable goals
Progress monitoring schedule
Clear “intensification rules” for slow responders
You’ll leave with ready-to-use planning tools, progress monitoring templates, and a certificate for 2 hours of professional development.
Limited to 25 participants.
All proceeds from this workshop help fund sliding-scale and pro bono advocacy services for families who otherwise wouldn’t be able to access expert support. Your registration supports both your learning and someone else’s opportunity.
This intensive intervention lab is a practical, working session designed for secondary educators who want to deepen their practice around data-based individualization (DBI) and intensify decoding instruction for students who need more intensive intervention.
Whether you're a teacher, interventionist, SPED case manager, or instructional coach, this session will guide you step-by-step through using diagnostic and progress monitoring data to design and adjust effective word reading interventions for Grades 5–12.
A customized decoding assessment protocol for your classroom or school
A student profile-to-instruction map that helps you choose the right intervention focus (phonics, morphology, fluency)
A complete DBI action plan, including:
Measurable goals
Progress monitoring schedule
Clear “intensification rules” for slow responders
You’ll leave with ready-to-use planning tools, progress monitoring templates, and a certificate for 2 hours of professional development.
Limited to 25 participants.
All proceeds from this workshop help fund sliding-scale and pro bono advocacy services for families who otherwise wouldn’t be able to access expert support. Your registration supports both your learning and someone else’s opportunity.