The research papers and publications listed below are a sampling of recent contributions by faculty representing Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Please see links below for full authorship credits.
Early adolescence can sometimes feel like learning how to drive on a winding road with lots of detours and confusing signage. This stage of life is often about breaking away from childhood, starting to test rule limits and learning to navigate all sorts of terrain.
Creativity is an essential part of being an effective educator, particularly as new technologies emerge. Researchers at ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation have been exploring these connections even before GenAI emerged, and they are developing more than 50 education-focused projects since ASU became the first higher education institution to collaborate with OpenAI.
We are looking for undergraduate students who are 18 years or older that attend ASU and identifies as Black or African American to voluntarily participate in 60 minute wellness workshops.
There will be a 15 minute online survey to complete post the workshops.
Location: Tempe campus, Payne 129
We are looking for undergraduate students who are 18 years or older that attend ASU and identifies as Black or African American to voluntarily participate in 60 minute wellness workshops.
There will be a 15 minute online survey to complete post the workshops.
Location: Tempe campus, Payne 129
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.
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.
Celebrate the holidays this December at MLFTC's Holiday Cookie Decorating event!
Decorate delicious cookies and release creativity while socializing with your peers in a festive environment. Not only will you leave with new connections, but also a sweet treat to add to your holiday cheer!
Every snowflake is unique and precious in it's own amazing way, just like you!
Join us to create special snowflakes to unwind and de-stress this holiday season. Experience the joy of crafting with your peers in a cheerful, festive atmosphere.
What are you most thankful for this fall? Take a break from your studies to join us for a moment of mindfulness as we reflect on what we appreciate through crafting!
Create your own thankful hand turkey that showcases what you are grateful for. This is a fun and therapeutic way to unwind and connect with your peers during this Thanksgiving season.