What should parents and teachers look for in a students AIS program?
• A student’s intervention is based on a variety of pieces of information, including tests and student work, that identify specific student needs. • The AIS and classroom teachers know what each student needs to learn to meet the state learning standards. • Students grouped for specific interventions have similar educational needs. • Students are evaluated on a regular basis to determine if the AIS should be changed or ended. • The intervention includes multiple approaches to learning that strengthen a student’s skills and strategies. • Students learn organization and problem-solving strategies, including how to respond to questions requiring critical thinking skills. • A student’s core classes and AIS are scheduled so that students have uninterrupted learning time. • The student’s AIS program uses a variety of material and resources, including technology to meet the various learning styles and instructional need of students. • Parents are provided with practical assistance to support