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A multi-faceted approach to addressing the achievement gap through early intervention
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A multi-faceted approach to addressing the achievement gap through early intervention

Michelle B. Esparza
California State University, Sacramento
Specialist in Education (EdS), California State University, Sacramento
05/14/2015

Abstract

Achievement gap, School psychology, Early intervention
This project addresses the issues contributing to the achievement gap and provides problem-solving solutions for early intervention. After investigating the issue of the achievement gap among culturally, linguistically, and socially diverse students, the presentation addresses the need to implement evidence-based interventions that are culturally appropriate and relevant to closing the achievement gap. The resulting professional development presentation includes research studies that examine promising approaches to effectively work with students, staff, and parents. Resources for implementing interventions are provided.
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