The information below summarizes updates shared by faculty representing Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation.
Published research
Secondary teachers’ use and beliefs about generative artificial intelligence and writing in school
Reading and Writing
Across the country, educators are searching for ways to help students engage with science and math in ways that advance the safety, health and sustainability of their communities.
You’re invited to join the SPROUT (Social learning, Principled practices, Relationship building, and Opportunities for Understanding in Teaching) Community of Practice and MLFC Early Childhood Education faculty for a special evening with child development expert and author, Deborah Farmer Kris!
This gathering will serve as the launch of a two-part book community, featuring Deborah’s latest book: Raising Awe-Seekers: How the Science of Wonder Helps Our Kids Thrive.
Paying for college can be stressful, but we have ways to help!
Register for a free online webinar to learn more about financial assistance available to education majors. Feel free to attend with a guest!
-During this webinar, you’ll learn more about:
-How to calculate your cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, books and supplies
-How ASU will communicate your financial aid package and information
-Scholarships and financial assistance available to Mary Lou Fulton College students
More!
The Hearst Foundations are national philanthropic resources for organizations working in the fields of culture, education, health and social services. In addition, the William Randolph Hearst Foundation operates two programs, the United States Senate Youth Program and the Journalism Awards Program.
The AI for Economic Opportunity Demonstration and Scaling Fund is the third annual round of a groundbreaking philanthropic initiative to harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to improve economic mobility for millions.
The weather outside is frightful - but not in the Zen Den! This chilly season, take a moment to join us and relax while watching holiday movies.
Enjoy a selection of heartwarming films and cozy seating while recharging and embracing the holiday spirit in a fun and supportive environment.
Location: Farmer Education Building, Zen Den (room 108), Tempe campus
The weather outside is frightful - but not in the Zen Den! This chilly season, take a moment to join us and relax while watching holiday movies.
Enjoy a selection of heartwarming films and cozy seating while recharging and embracing the holiday spirit in a fun and supportive environment.
Location: Farmer Education Building, Zen Den (room 108), Tempe campus
Discover the calming benefits of essential oils by creating your own mini essential oil roller! Swing by the Zen Den (Farmer 108) to mix essential oils to create personalized blends that promote relaxation and well-being.
This activity will introduce students to the use of essential oils as a tool for calming the central nervous system while incorporating deep breathing techniques. Take this opportunity to explore natural stress-relief methods and leave with a custom essential oil roller to support your wellness as we approach the end of the semester.
Feeling overwhelmed and looking to alleviate stress? Your Wellness Coach, Natoya Brown, is here to help! Stop by room 108 of the Farmer Building to learn to visualize current stressors you're experiencing and overcome them using bubbles. Bubble breathing exercises encourage mindfulness and invoke a sense of calmness through focusing on your breaths.
Learn more about wellness coaching available to MLFC students.