Analyse The Effects Of Intensive Intervention
Additionally, studies have indicated that the duration of an intervention is not necessarily associated with outcomes. In fact, interventions that are of short duration, but intensive, may offer the most efficient approach, (Vaughn, S., Gerten, R. and Chard, D.J. 2000; Brooks, 2007). Brooks cautions about the need to carefully monitor the effects of interventions that last longer than one term. Interestingly, Singleton (2009, citing Truch, 2003) suggests that ‘the rate of gain may decelerate quite rapidly for intensive interventions after the first 12 hours of intervention. Again, these studies disclose that intensive interventions may deliver effective remediation within a relatively short time span.
Most of the studies focused on the lower
Most of the studies focused on the lower