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Keeping Track: Using Routine-Based Instruction and Monitoring (CD)

Dr. Sharon Raver-Lampman of Old Dominion University discusses Routine-Based Instruction and Routine-Based Monitoring.  Routine-Based Instruction is a way teachers can embed individualized instruction into their daily routines.  Routine-Based Monitoring is a way for embedding data collection into daily activities and routines.  Footage from a local teacher’s ECSE classroom is included to demonstrate both Routine-Based Instruction and Monitoring.  A packet of written materials with examples is provided with the CD.
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Keeping Track: Using Routine-Based Instruction and Monitoring (CD)

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