نبذة مختصرة : The Multi-tier Intervention Response (RTI) model aims to intervene early with children who are at risk (or difficulty) in acquiring academic skills. Thus, the model presents a direction in relation to the service proposal to work on the students' needs, demonstrating a preventive model to reduce academic difficulties, specifically for reading and writing in this study. Considering the promising results found with the use of an individualized and computerized reading and writing program (Learning to Read and Write in Small Steps - ALEPP), the present study aimed to evaluate the effects of this program, combined with the RTI model, on students entering elementary school at a public regular education institution. Due to the circumstances of the suspension of classes due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this research was divided into two studies. Study 1 partially used ALEPP's Module 1, combined with the multi-tier model of Response to Intervention, as a preventive measure against difficulties related to reading and writing learning by students entering elementary school with face-to-face application. In this study, we sought to monitor the performance of students from two classes of the 1st school year in large-scale assessments of reading skills. A quasi-experimental design with non-random distribution of participants was used, involving direct manipulation and control of variables of interest. Initially, pre-test data were collected through government assessment (PMAlfa) and a functional assessment measure instrument (FAM) of academic areas answered by the professor. Based on the multi-tier service, participants from each of the two classes were selected to carry out the reading and writing teaching program (tier 2 and 3 of the RTI). At the end of the school year, the same assessments (PMAlfa and FAM) were applied in order to verify possible effects of the proposed intervention with students with difficulties in reading and writing. The results showed that nine out of twelve students showed an increase in performance in ...
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