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Read more about Paying for College: A webinar for admitted first year students (AZ residents)

Paying for college can be stressful — we have ways to help! Register for a free online webinar — created just for admitted Arizona resident first-year students at ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and members of their support system — to find out what assistance is available to education majors.

Learn about the types of aid available to admitted first-year students, including specific scholarships for Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College students
Discover how to calculate your total cost of attendance, including tuition and housing, books and supplies, etc.

Read more about Paying for College: A webinar for admitted first year students (Out-of-State)

Register for a free online webinar — created just for admitted out-of-state first-year students at ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and members of their support system — to learn more about financial aid for education majors.

Learn about the types of aid available to admitted first-year students, including specific scholarships for Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College students

Discover how to calculate your total cost of attendance, including tuition and housing, books and supplies, etc.

Read more about Paying for College: A webinar for admitted first year students (Out-of-State)

Read more about Paying for College: A webinar for admitted first year students (AZ residents)

Read more about Poetry in America for High Schools

The Educational Media Innovation Studio at MLFTC creates innovative multimedia learning experiences that support interdisciplinary, collaborative teaching and deeper, personalized learning in a variety of educational settings. There is a need to increase access to these resources and to better understand learner outcomes.

Read more about Next Education Workforce Evaluation Study

Schools and districts nationwide are adopting strategic school staffing models, and there is a need for further study and research into the effectiveness of such models.

Read more about Next Education Workforce - Joyce Family Foundation

Schools and districts are seeking information on how to implement strategic staffing models. MLFTC's Next Education Workforce™ initiative provides site visits for visiting school staff to observe such models in practice in schools in the Phoenix area. However, demand exceeds space for these visits, and the site visits may not be logistically possible for many other schools and districts.

Read more about Next Education Workforce and Michigan Educators Workforce Initiative

K-12 schools and school systems are interested in developing strategic staffing models that benefit both educators and the students they serve, however they seek logistical and systemic support in advancing such models.

Read more about CRPE: AI research and convening plan

The fast-emerging field of generative AI has already disrupted K-12 education and will continue to do so. The field urgently needs rapid response research to help district leaders and others manage the risks of AI, including those around bias, equitable access, and academic integrity, while also delivering on the promise for how AI might transform the job of teaching and improve student outcomes.

Read more about Using visual computing to deepen mathematical learning

An increased demand for STEM-related skills in the workforce has created a need to better prepare K-12 students in areas such as science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Reaching students at the K-8 level is critical so that students can develop strong foundational mathematical skills and familiarity with STEM concepts early on in their education. However, traditional methods often fail to engage students or demonstrate the relevance of mathematics to real-world problems, leading to gaps in knowledge and decreased interest in STEM careers.

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