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About the video:
Intensity of Support – Tier 1 & 2 Intervention explores how educators in the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board are strengthening early reading instruction through systematic, explicit teaching and tiered supports.
Featuring Jennifer McIlmoyle-Parsons (Principal) and Teresa Kingston (K–8 Literacy–Numeracy Consultant), this webinar shares practical strategies for:
- Using early reading screeners to inform instruction
- Shifting the focus from scores to skills
- Differentiating effectively in whole-class settings
- Providing targeted Tier 2 small-group interventions
- Building consistency through collaboration among educators
This session highlights how evidence-informed approaches can improve outcomes for students with learning disabilities and other diverse learning profiles.
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