multitiered
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4.4
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈtɪrd/
- Thus, implementing a multitiered intervention model has the potential to enhance outcomes at the child, family, and program levels.
- multitiered intervention
- multitiered model
- multitiered approach
Examples
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In many schools, multitiered approaches (e.g., PBIS) include embedded interventions for intensive behavior problems.
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The building featured stunning, multitiered gardens that cascaded down the hillside.
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Entry into the program is now a multitiered process.
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As described in the literature and observed in school settings, a multitiered support program generally consists of three levels.
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The multitiered approach is currently the essential ingredient of behavioral support in many schools.
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In addition, positive family and program outcomes support a multitiered model that has breadth and depth in meeting a range of individual needs.
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The RTI framework is a multitiered system that is typically organized within three tiers of service delivery.
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PECS is a multitiered program that promotes communication through the exchange of tactile symbols and objects.
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Like other multitiered systems, behavioral support consists of multiple layers of prevention and intervention that systematically increase in intensity.
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Response to intervention is a multitiered prevention system for increasing student achievement (Fuchs et al., 2007).
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Synonyms
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3.5
Having parts that lie on top of each other, like a cake
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6.7
Placed in levels with some people having more power than others
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4.2
Having levels one above another, like seats or a cake
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4.8
Something that has several parts on different levels
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8.7
Having several separate stages in a process, test, or treatment
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4.4
Having several stages that happen one after another
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5.5
A machine or process that has more than one stage
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3.7
A building with more than one floor
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3.8
Having several levels, like a building or an organization
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3.6
A building with more than one floor
How Layered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multitiered comes from multi- meaning 'many' and tier meaning 'level', like the layers of a cake or the rows in a theater. So a multitiered system or building has several levels or layers arranged one above another.