In this presentation, you will learn how to write MTSS problem statements. We will cover 2 parts of a problem: the problem statement and the problem hypothesis. Then we will explore the 5 thinking challenges that impact low performance across the taxonomy.
The other day I was preparing for an upcoming workshop about this very topic. I thought it would be interesting for people to assess themselves to get a feel for the content. So I took a quiz I found online at My Learning Strengths. It was super easy and fast. The results were not surprising. Try it out.
My cognitive strength according to this survey was visual-spatial. I do love to create graphics. I rarely read directions. I am able to construct mental images pretty easily. My cognitive weakness? I need to improve on my perceptual-motor skills. This one is not a major scale on a test like the WISC, but it is a definite weakness for me. Just ask my disappointed frisbee-loving dogs! Oh well. Here is this week’s presentation.
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