| Our Partners
SEPUP and Lab-Aids work with various federally-funded projects
to help reform the school science program at the local level. We
provide technical assistance to these projects, who in turn
provide a menu of services for local districts, including
curriculum showcases, support in curriculum evaluation and
implementation, and coaching and professional development.
For more information, click on the individual projects.
LASER (www.si.edu/nsrc)
National Science Resource Center, Washington, DC
The Leadership and Assistance for Science Education Reform
(LASER) works to reform K-8 science teaching and learning
through systemic planning across the country. Working with
regional hubs, the project offers a variety of technical
assistance and support, and has produced a variety of programs
and publications to help local districts.
The SCI Center
Biological Sciences Curriculum Study (BSCS), Colorado
Springs, CO
The Science Curriculum Improvement (SCI) Center is a program
of the BSCS. Through the National Academy of Curriculum
Leadership (NACL), the program seeks to reform high school
(9-12) science teaching through a variety of professional
development projects, publications, and detailed
planning/implementation tools.
EDC K-12 Center (csedev.edc.org)
Education Development Center, Newton, MA
The K-12 Center seeks to develop local capacity for science
teaching and learning, K-12, primarily to either rural or
previously underserved areas of the country. A wide variety of
technical support and planning services are available, including
initial and follow-up planning seminars.
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