Create Template Intervention (Deluxe)
Template View
First, login to your easyCBM Dashboard and click on the Interventions tab.
If no templates exist, click on the "Create Template" button to open a start a new intervention.
On the first screen, enter a short but descriptive label (this will appear on student Individual Graphs), select the subject area (Reading, Math, or Spanish), and add a brief description of the intervention in the "Description" section. When finished, click "Next" to advance.
On the second screen, enter which tier the intervention falls within, select the student-teacher ratio, and indicate the duration and frequency with which the intervention is being provided.
On the third screen, select the curriculum being provided. The list of available curricula depends on the subject you chose on the first screen. Hover over the icon (or tap, on mobile devices) to display information about each of the listed curricula. If the curriculum you're using is not on the list, enter the name of your curriculum into the 'Add new curriculum' text box and click on the green "+" button to add a custom curriculum to the list of options.
On the fourth screen, select the instructional strategies to be provided. The list of strategies comes from the What Works Clearinghouse's analysis of instructional strategies with scientific evidence of effectiveness. Unlike the curricula, strategies are intended to be equally applicable across different subject areas. Hover over the icon (or tap, on mobile devices) to display information about each of the listed strategies. If the strategy to be used is not on the list, enter the name of the strategy into the 'Add new strategy' text box and click on the green "+" button to add a custom strategy to the list of options.
Last, click on the "Apply" button to assign the intervention to individual students or groups and indicate the date on which the intervention will begin.
When finished you will now see the intervention in your "Intervention Templates" list.
For more detailed information on Student interventions, please refer to Chapter 21 in the easyCBM User's Manual: Assigning Student's to Interventions