Programs Partnering for Change Professional Development Program Resources Why is collaboration so important when delivering tiered services, and how does it differ from consultation?

Why is collaboration so important when delivering tiered services, and how does it differ from consultation?

From the FIRST FAQs: Tiered Services 2020, pgs. 15-18 This document discusses building capacity and collaborative relationships between educators and support services.

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