Abstract

RTI as a framework for decision making has implications for the diagnosis of specific learning disabilities. Any diagnostic tool must meet certain standards to demonstrate that its use leads to predictable decisions with minimal risk. Classification agreement analyses are described as optimal for demonstrating the technical adequacy of RTI decisions. The benefits and limitations of commonly used classification agreement estimates are described in this article and suggestions are made for their use in ensuring technically adequate use of RTI.

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