Ontario Mathematics Proficiency Practice Test

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How many tiers are in the tiered approach to prevention and intervention?

The correct answer is: 3

The tiered approach to prevention and intervention consists of three distinct tiers. This model is commonly used in various fields, including education and public health, to provide targeted support based on the varying needs of individuals or groups. The first tier typically represents universal interventions that are designed to meet the needs of the majority of individuals, promoting healthy practices and preventing issues before they arise. The second tier is focused on targeted interventions for individuals or groups who are at risk or already displaying signs of needing additional support. Finally, the third tier involves intensive, individualized interventions for those with significant needs, ensuring that they receive the necessary resources and support to overcome their challenges. This structured approach allows for a systematic way to address issues, making it easier to allocate resources effectively and measure the outcomes of interventions at each level.