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Center for Response to Intervention in Early Childhood (CRTIEC)


Universities of Kansas (Juniper Gardens Children’s Project), Minnesota, Ohio State, and Oregon’s, Dynamic Measurement Group

Mission: To reduce the number of children with reading problems by increasing the number of children entering school with knowledge and skill in early literacy and language

Why is this important?

  • We know that children who read well in the early elementary grades and more likely to be academically successful and thrive in later life.
  • While much is known about early literacy and language and how to promote their development, for too many children, identification of literacy and language delays is coming too late—resulting in life-long reading problems.
  • We need evidence-based approaches for early identification and intervention of literacy and language problems that can be implemented by early education professionals.

What will CRTIEC do? Through a 5 Year Cooperative Agreement with the National Center for Special Education Research, Institute of Education Sciences in the U.S. Department of Education, we will:

  • Carry out Research on Interventions for children not making progress in the general literacy and language curriculum in preschool.
  • Carry out Research on Progress Monitoring Measures linked to literacy and language.
  • Disseminate Findings to practitioners, policymakers and researchers
  • Provide National Leadership on implementation of RtI for young children in literacy and language

Who is CRTIEC?

  • Charles Greenwood & Judith Carta (Co-Principal Investigators) at the Juniper Gardens Children’s Project, University of Kansas
  • Scott McConnell at the Center for Early Education and Development, University of Minnesota
  • Howard Goldstein at the Schoenbaum Family Center, The Ohio State University
  • Ruth Kaminski of the Dynamic Measurement Group, Eugene, Oregon
  • Division of Early Childhood of the Council on Exceptional Children who will collaborate in the planning and evaluation of a National Training Institute on Early Childhood RtI
  • A cadre of 20 nationally recognized consultants and Head Start and Pre-Kindergarten program partners from 5 states

Visit us at www.crtiec.org

 

 


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