Scientific Research-Based Interventions (SRBI)

The broad benefits of SRBI come from its emphasis on uniting scientific, research-based practices with systems approaches to education. Scientific evidence is substantial for a number of areas central to children’s school success and well-being, such as reading, language development, some areas of mathematics and social-emotional learning.

Resource Publications:

• Family Guide to SRBI
• SRBI Executive Summary
• SRBI Full Document

School/District Resources:

• District SRBI Plans
• Suggested Action Items from the High School Think Tank
• Certification Guidance for SRBI Roles
• DDDM Desktop Reference Guide
• Data Teams Desktop Guide
• Sample Data Analysis Template
• Universal Screening Results Form
• SRBI Observation Interview Protocol
• SRBI Self-Assessment
• Assessment Inventory
• SRBI Walkthrough Self Assessment
• SRBI Resource Mapping-Prompt Sheet
• Universal Assessment in SRBI Essential Understandings
• A Paraprofessional's Guide to SRBI
• Questions from SRBI and Paraprofessional Conference
• Paraprofessionals and SRBI Newsletter, March 2010
• The Use of Data Teams in Connecticut’s SRBI Process
• Early Childhood SRBI Brochure
• Early Childhood SRBI Pamphlet
• Communication and School Partnerships in Connecticut’s SRBI Process - Topical Brief 2
• Topic Brief #3 Addressing the needs of the Whole Child in Connecticut's SRBI Process
• Assessment Inventories [Elementary] [Secondary]
• SRBI-ELL Handbook
• Designated SRBI District Contact Form
• SRBI Contact List 2012-2013

Training Resources:

• SRBI Training
• SRBI Certification Follow Up Materials 
• Commissioner McQuillan describes CT’s SRBI Framework

 

If you have any questions please contact:

 

Rosanne Daigneault Leader in Residence Connecticut State Department of Education 165 Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT 06106 Phone:  860-713-6706 Fax: 860-713-7023 Email: Rosanne.daigneault@ct.gov	Marie Salazar Glowski English Language Learner/Bilingual Consultant Bureau of Accountability and Improvement Connecticut State Department of Education 165 Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT 06106 Phone: 860-713-6750 Fax: 860-713-7023 Email: marie.salazar.glowski@ct.gov
Iris White Education Consultant Bureau of Accountability and Improvement Connecticut State Department of Education 165 Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT 06106 Phone: (860) 713-6794 Fax: (860) 713-7035 Email: Iris.white@ct.gov