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Curriculum and Instruction: Literacy Education

Masters Programs

Curriculum and Instruction: Literacy Education
Master of Arts

The Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction: Literacy Education concentration provides students the opportunity to investigate applied and theoretical issues in literacy education. Students will investigate issues in…

Learning, Literacies and Technologies

Doctoral Programs

Learning, Literacies and Technologies
Doctor of Philosophy

The Doctor of Philosophy in Learning, Literacies and Technologies is a scholarly enterprise dedicated to high quality, influential research that transforms education in Arizona, nationally and internationally.  

Elementary Education

Undergraduate Programs

Elementary Education
Bachelor of Arts in Education

The Bachelor of Arts in Education for Elementary Education program is a provisional teacher certification program, leading to full certification in elementary education for grades 1-8.

The program…


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National study calls ASU student teachers ‘exemplary’

A recent blog posted by the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) singled out Arizona State University’s student teaching program as exemplary among 2,420 teacher preparation programs nationwide. NCTQ also worked with ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College in March 2013 to produce a three-minute video about the program: http://youtu.be/u_Tw_ki0kks.…

Advocates Urge Congress to Renew Teacher Quality Partnership Grant Program

by Jamaal Abdul-Alim The U.S. Department of Education says the primary purposes of the Teacher Quality Partnership program were to improve student achievement and the quality of new prospective teachers. WASHINGTON — Congressional lawmakers were urged Monday to renew funding for the Teacher Quality Partnership grant program, a federal initiative…

ASU graduate joins Teach For America to give back

Biological sciences major Matt Estrada found his high school science education lacking when he first came to Arizona State University and discovered that some of his classmates had studied anatomy before. Flash forward four years and the 2013 ASU graduate and new Teach For America corps member hopes to motivate…