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AREAS OF EXPERTISE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
New papers on the role of evidence in disabillity and rehabilitation research.
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November 2009 SEDL Letter explores school improvement
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SEDL Research and Evaluation (R&E) Research Internship Opportunity
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Academic Tutoring is the topic of the October edition of AfterWords, SEDL's afterschool e-newsletter
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October SEDL Monthly discusses resources for Response to Intervention.
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National Center for Family and Community Connections with Schools in the news.
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The October e-Bulletin focuses on Improving Teacher Quality and Equitable Distribution of Effective Teachers
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SEDL Program Associate, Sarah Caverly, Attends IES Training
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SEDL’s research on parental involvement is mentioned in Forbes magazine.
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SEDL PROJECTS
National Center for Family and Community Connections with Schools
National Center for Quality Afterschool
National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research (NCDDR)
National PIRC Coordination Center
Southeast Comprehensive Center
Vocational Rehabilitation Service Models for Individuals with Autism
Career Opportunities
SEDL has more than one opening for Education Researchers in SEDL's Research and Evaluation department. Application review begins November 6.
Research InternsSEDL is also looking for one or more Research Interns. Please submit a letter of interest and a vitae by November 13.
Meet an Expert
Erin McCann
Program Associate
Dr. McCann conducts formative and summative evaluations and research, works with the Southeast Comprehensive Center to build the capacity of state and district staff to evaluate school improvement efforts, and teaches SEDL’s professional development session “Program Evaluation 101.”
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