Mathematics and Science

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Regional Comprehensive Centers
SEDL works through two comprehensive centers to help state, regional, and local educators improve outcomes in mathematics and science. Select the links below to see a list of each center's services.

Southeast Comprehensive Center (SECC): serves state and local educators in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina

Texas Comprehensive Center (TXCC): serves the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and the 20 regional education service centers (ESCs) in Texas

Professional Development
SEDL’s Center for Professional Learning offers customized professional development to support research-based instructional practices in mathematics and science.

Beyond “Good Teaching”: Recognizing Deep Mathematical Learning: Designed for middle school administrators, this course focuses on ways that administrators can improve math instruction in their schools and districts.

Beyond ELL: Addressing Language-Based Problems in Mathematics Instruction: Designed for middle school math teachers and ELL supervisors, this course examines inadvertent and often undetected problems in math instruction caused by inattention to the role of language, representation, and symbolism. These practices affect all students, but particularly English language learners.

The Professional Teaching and Learning Cycle (PTLC): This 3-day “train the trainer” session introduces participants to the PTLC, an ongoing, job-embedded approach in which teachers collaborate to plan and implement standards-based lessons. The PTLC can be used in any content area, including math and science.

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Beyond "Good Teaching": Recognizing Deep Mathematical Learning
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Beyond ELL: Addressing Language-Based Problems in Mathematics Instruction two professional development sessions led by Como Molina

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