To Change the Things I Can: Making Instruction More Intensive

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Abstract

When students do not respond adequately to core instruction, teachers must provide instruction and intervention that is more intensive and, therefore, more effective. However, for many educators, it is often unclear what it means to intensify instruction and how intensive instruction differs from high-quality core instruction. This article describes eight empirically supported methods for intensifying instruction for struggling learners along with specific suggestions, examples, and a planning guide for intensive instruction.

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Stevenson, N. A., & Reed, D. K. (2017). To Change the Things I Can: Making Instruction More Intensive. Intervention in School and Clinic, 53(2), 74–80. https://doi.org/10.1177/1053451217693365

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