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Introduction to High-Leverage Practices through a Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
The Georgia team, established in partnership with the CEEDAR Center, is strategically using structures within the state to spread High-Leverage Practices (HLPs) to pre- and in-service professionals. At the same time, the state is revamping multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) for service delivery to meet the needs of each student. Presenters share the impetus for the undertaking and their plans for spreading out and scaling up across the state.
Specifically, they explain:
- How engagement with the CEEDAR Center aligns with statewide plans and initiatives
- The state-specific structures for spreading out and scaling up
- The overall plan for implementation
- How they are tapping into expertise within the state
Presenters:
Pam Wetherington,
Columbus State University
Dashaunda Patterson,
Georgia State University
Melissa Driver,
Kennesaw State University
Kate Zimmer,
Kennesaw State University








