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. Unfortunately, there are three major barriers that impede progress in implementing this wonderful idea: cost, training, and technology failure. Teachers, are skeptical, and rightly so about how much progress can be made when continual updates and installations are constantly putting the technological movement

Abstract The current national trend in today's schools is to meet the needs of struggling and at-risk learners through the implementation of multi-tiered response to intervention models. This research sought to better understand the national perspective of RTI by investigating the level

implementation with adequate real time performance. The features that are desirable in an RTI implementation are described. A common HLA/RTI implementation that is suitable for the above applications is one that: 1) meets real-time performance requirements, 2) is the same implementation for all federations

The purpose of this study was to determine how a response-to-intervention (RTI) model was implemented with a large percentage of Latino English language learners who were having reading difficulties in an urban elementary school at the primary level (K–2). The authors sought to describe school

: This paper presents recent results concerning the realization of HLA RTIs in high-speed LAN environments. Specifically, the UK-RTI and a second, simplified RTI implementation were realized on a cluster of Sun workstations using Myrinet, a gigabit, low-latency interconnection switch developed

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standard for distributed simulation. The actual implementation of the HLA standard is provided by a Run Time Infrastructure (RTI). The HLA defines six service groups. Its Data Distribution Management (DDM) service group aims at optimizing communication efficiency between simulation components

ABSTRACT: The HLA data distribution management (DDM) services have been implemented in the MAK High Performance Runtime Infrastructure (RTI). The implementation of the DDM services has followed a distributed region approach. This paper describes the distributed region approach and its

with disabilities, Response to Intervention (RTI) has offi cially been thrown to the wayside as just another unsuccessful school reform initiative. Although the offi cial cause of death has yet to be determined, the causes were most likely poor implementation, misguided intensions, and a lack of time and attention