“We cut a 30-minute block into two 15-minute interventions… we can’t provide the intensity that students need to catch up.”

Sarah Brown · Science of Reading: The Podcast · S11 E3: Tier 1: Your MTSS Foundation, with Sarah Brown, Ph.D.

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argue that cutting a 30-minute intervention block into two 15-minute blocks reduces intensity and prevents meaningful catch-up growth

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