
IPUL Found It on Facebook: MTSS Style!
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New on the Unlimited Parenting podcast: Season 4, Episode 9, IPUL Found It on Facebook: MTSS Style! Allison and Melissa take the questions parents are asking about the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) and talk through what families need to know about being part of the process.
Also referenced in this podcast: Anzan: the imaginary abacus math method, often called mental abacus or anzan, is a technique where children and students calculate large arithmetic problems in their heads by visualizing a Japanese soroban bead frame and mentally moving its beads. The TikTok Allison referenced is this: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLAcS86N/
Assessments used in Idaho for Tier 1:
Math: i-Ready Math: Frequently used across Idaho schools in the fall, winter, and spring to measure and monitor K–12 math skills and establish Tier 1 baseline data and Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT): The state-wide summative assessment used as an overarching metric for the Idaho Math Initiative and Idaho Consolidated State Plan academic goals, complemented by interim/block assessments.
Literacy: Idaho Reading Indicator (IRI) for Kindergarten through 3rd grade






