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Thirteen new programs or specialties are being launched this fall through Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. The new offerings are part of the college’s emphasis on providing students personalized options for specialized studies and flexible learning formats.
The Learning Futures Collaboratives initiative at Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
Brendan O'Connor, assistant professor
We are in a time, alright.
When the Merrimack College Teacher Survey results came out earlier this year, it found something alarming: only 12% of teachers nationally are very satisfied with their jobs. The survey also found that 44% of teachers say they are very or fairly likely to leave the education profession in the next two years.
Ying-Chih Chen, associate professor (co-author)
In an opinion piece featured in the Arizona Republic, Dean Carole Basile and Mesa Public Schools Superintendent Andi Fourlis commented on the recently-signed Senate Bill 1159, which changes the standards for teacher preparation in the state.
Since 2014, the British Education Research Association has awarded the John Nisbet Fellowship to one or more scholars who have made an outstanding contribution to educational research in their careers.
Google Scholar, a platform that ranks and compares journals, released its 2022 metrics. After four years of sliding in at No.