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Free, self-paced training

Resources to support student success

Free, self-paced training resources to support student success

Well-prepared community members can serve a critical positive role in children's education with the right training. To equip these community members with the skills and confidence needed to support students, Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation created the Community Educator Learning Hub, an award-winning online learning platform offering a catalog of 200 nanocourses that break down evidence-based strategies into actionable tips.

These free training resources are perfect for:

Tutors
Mentors
Coaches
Community members who work with PreK-12 students

How to get started

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More caring, well-prepared adults in schools are needed

Developmental relationships with caring adults at school can make a positive impact on the social, emotional, and academic skills of young people. Evidence shows that caring adults can positively impact student engagement which can help them stay in school and on track to graduate. Providing access to asynchronous training is an important lever in growing the number of well-prepared, caring adults ready to make a positive impact with young people across the country.

Thank you to our collaborators

The Mary Lou Fulton College is incredibly grateful to our collaborators for making these resources possible.

The generous support of the Leon Lowenstein Foundation has made it possible to provide open access to these resources for organizations supporting K-12 students.

Student success coach nanocourses developed in partnership with City Year.

Do you have additional questions?

If your school or organization would like to get your team started on the Community Educator Learning Hub, we’re happy to help. Reach out with any questions about access, onboarding, or partnership opportunities.

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