SEDL

Southwest Educational Development Laboratory (SEDL) was established as a regional educational laboratory in 1966, and its work focused primarily on states in the Southwest. Over 50 years, SEDL expanded its work with states and regions throughout the United States and has long had projects with a national scope. In 2007, SEDL's leadership changed the organization's name from Southwest Educational Development Laboratory to SEDL to reflect the expanding scope of work. SEDL's mission was to strengthen the connections among research, policy, and practice in order to improve outcomes for all learners... SEDL's work was organized by the belief that improvement of the educational system to meet the needs of all children requires a strong research base that is tightly linked to practice. SEDL partnered with educators, administrators, parents, and policymakers to conduct research and development projects that resulted in strategies and resources to improve teaching and learning. SEDL also..

Also known as: SEDL Archive, Southwest Educational Development Laboratory

Primary location: Arlington United States