AT+and+RTI...

RTI (Response to Invervention) is (or could be, depending on where we are talking about) a major shift in educational practices. The relationship between RTI and AT is unknown at this point. Below are some resources on RTI:
 * [|Response to Intervention: A Primer for Parents (PDF)]
 * [|Intervention Integrity Checklist] (DOC)
 * [|Characteristics of a Three-Tiered Intervention Model] (DOC)

Some of the questions that currently exist:
 * At what tier, if any, does AT have a place?
 * Can AT be used to prevent a student from 'crossing' tiers?