Over how many weeks is Tier 2 intervention typically implemented?
A) 9 to 12 weeks
B) The first semester of the school year
C) 2-3 weeks
D) Based on the needs of the child
Answer: A
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typically do not include: a. difficulty in mentally preserving sound order when hearing spoken language. b. difficulty in distinguishing the written letters of the alphabet. c. difficulty in mapping sounds to letters of the alphabet. d. difficulty hearing speech as sequences of distinct sounds.