Blumberg Center for
Interdisciplinary Studies in Special Education
collaborative
problem solving Project
General Description
The Blumberg Center's Collaborative Problem Solving Project (CPSP) is funded by the Indiana Department of Education, Center for Exceptional Learners. The CPSP supports schools to develop and implement systems of tiered prevention and intervention that actively engage school personnel and families in the task of creating academic and behavioral success for all students.Tiered prevention and intervention systems
- provide high-quality instruction and intervention matched to student need,
- monitor progress frequently to inform instruction and intervention, and
- use student data to inform important educational decisions.
The CPSP conducts research and provides professional development opportunities that promote research-based and culturally responsive practices in the areas of assessment, instruction and intervention, and problem solving. A variety of written resources are available or under development to support schools interested in utilizing tiered prevention and intervention systems or a Response to Intervention (RtI) approach.
The CPSP services are not all inclusive to support every school's needs for implementation of tiered systems, but it is the CPSP's intention to collaborate with other professionals and technical assistance centers to fill in the gaps and expand services over time.
Please view the core components of tiered prevention and intervention below. Watch the website for upcoming trainings and events.
For More Information, Please Contact:
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Leah Nellis, Director Renae Azziz, Project Coordinator Virginia Miller, Project Coordinator |
lnellis@isugw.indstate.edu razziz@isugw.indstate.edu vmiller4@isugw.indstate.edu |
Fax: 812-237-8089
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