Response to Instruction (RIT) Consists Of

question 25

Multiple Choice

Response to Instruction (RIT) consists of:

• A) A three-tiered structure that allows the intensity of instruction to be increased
• B) A ranking of educational placements from least to most integrated
• C) An arrangement of the teaching-learning environment so that it is appropriate for all students
• D) A combination of instructional effectiveness with student self-discipline

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Definitions:

Statistical Technique

A method used in research to analyze data and draw conclusions from it, often involving mathematical theories and models.

L-Data Technique

The L-Data Technique refers to the use of life record data, such as observable behavior and real-world outcomes, in psychological research and assessment.

Real-Life Settings

Environments or situations that occur in the natural course of life, outside of controlled or artificial conditions.

Specific Behaviors

Actions or reactions of an organism or individual, usually in response to the environment, that are distinct and particular.