The Arizona Department of Education English Language Arts team will be back on the road with the Arizona Literacy Road Show this June! Join ASU's Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation and ADE at ASU Tempe campus on June 25.
From groundbreaking research to professional honors, faculty representing Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation advance ideas that shape teaching and learning. The listings below, drawn from the college's regular scholarship survey, highlight recent contributions.
MLFC faculty and students shared knowledge and insights at the recent Council for Exceptional Children annual convention in Salt Lake City. The March event involved eight faculty members, most in leadership or presenting roles; five MLFC PhD students; and seven undergraduate early childhood and special education students. Associate Dean and Professor Sarup Mather also received an award for outstanding leadership.
Join us for a monthly information session to learn more about this innovative staffing model, ask questions and learn about potential next steps for deeper engagement. Participants will explore key model components, see examples from our partners and address frequently asked questions about this approach to strategic school staffing.
Format: Zoom
Cost: FREE
Join us for a monthly information session to learn more about this innovative staffing model, ask questions and learn about potential next steps for deeper engagement. Participants will explore key model components, see examples from our partners and address frequently asked questions about this approach to strategic school staffing.
Format: Zoom
Cost: FREE
Join educator teams from across the country at the Educator Team Institute — an interactive virtual professional learning event hosted by the Next Education Workforce™ initiative — designed to help school teams lay the groundwork for a strong and successful school year.
Join educator teams from across the country at the Educator Team Institute — an interactive virtual professional learning event hosted by the Next Education Workforce™ initiative — designed to help school teams lay the groundwork for a strong and successful school year.
This two-day event opens with an introduction to the Next Education Workforce, and features site visits to K-8 and/or middle school settings. At each school, you will have the opportunity to tour the learning space and interact with school leaders, educator team members and students.
This two-day event opens with an introduction to the Next Education Workforce, and features site visits to K-8 and/or middle school settings. At each school, you will have the opportunity to tour the learning space and interact with school leaders, educator team members and students.
The NSF FINDERS FOUNDRY program supports collaboration among K-12 educators, technologists, parents or guardians, and researchers, to develop innovative solutions to persistent challenges in learning and workforce development. These challenges are identified by K-12 students, families, and educators.