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		<description>[...] AspectRain wrote an interesting post today onHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt I pondered this question as I attended two conferences in January.  First at FETC in Orlando, I attended a session on using technology to use the Response to Intervention (RTI) model successfully.  I realized from the get-go it was a vendor-sponsored session so it was going to be about a computer application to handle this aspect of classroom learning.  I needed to know the basics of the RTI model so this was a good session for picking up that necessary knowledge.  However, I was amazed at how [...]</description>
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