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Nurse Role In The RTI Case Study

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Katherine I agree with you regarding nurse role in my school district, because my role is very limited in the RTI team likewise. I actually I am not part of the RTI team. Student health status is related to his or her ability to learn. I supports student’s achievement by health care through assessment, follow-up and intervention. My job classification in the district is school health aid and my job description appears to be the same as your duties job duties. My school setting is a high school. I was also impress on the RTI process and I would like to be part to the RTI team to be proactive in meeting the student’s health needs and understanding the development in students with special needs. The rationale is the

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