Reading and Literacy

At a Glance | Services | Significant Work | Products

Services

Regional Comprehensive Centers
SEDL works through two comprehensive centers to help state, regional, and local educators improve outcomes in reading and literacy. 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 reading and literacy.

What Does it Mean to Teach Reading Explicitly?: Participants learn to teach reading explicitly by examining the five components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Designed for K–4 teachers, staff developers, reading specialists, reading coaches, and administrators.
Adolescent Literacy: How to Access and Comprehend Text: Participants practice using research-based instructional strategies to help students comprehend texts, think critically about what they read, and understand vocabulary. Designed for middle and high school teachers, staff developers, coaches, and administrators.
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 reading and literacy.

Free Resources for Your School

Get free resources for your school! Participate in national reading study.

Don't Miss This Opportunity

What Does It Mean to Teach Reading Explicitly?
and
Adolescent Literacy: How to Access and

Comprehend Text two professional development sessions led by Ramona Chauvin and Kathleen Theodore

Related to the Subject

Reading and Literacy

Bookmark and Share

| Share