Reading comprehension is a critical skill developed in elementary school that provides a foundation for future student learning. Educators have identified a need to improve these skills in K–2 students, particularly for students who are English language learners and economically disadvantaged. One factor that can inhibit English language acquisition proficiency is low student engagement. Behavioral and emotional engagement, in particular, have been identified as significant predictors of reading performance.
Schools are critical settings for developing the next generation of healthy adults engaged in society. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on student learning as well as students’ social and emotional health. Recess is the main school setting for children to move and socialize, and these are critical behaviors that can support healthy growth and development, as well as academic success.
Through its spines and pleats, the saguaro has developed the ability to self-cool — a process that can teach humans about adaptability in extreme environments. These biomimicry-inspired lessons also offer educators a way to encourage students to understand their role in preparing for a more sustainable future.
Practice self-regulatory and de-stressing with bubble breathing with Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College's Wellness Coach. This activity promotes mindfulness and self-soothing techniques for all-ages.
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Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College continues to receive top rankings for its online master’s degree programs from U.S. News & World Report. In U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Online Graduate Education Programs, MLFTC is ranked No. 7 overall, and several of the college’s master’s programs are ranked in the top five.
Researchers have identified a need to improve alignment, collaboration and greater understanding among math researchers, particularly around critical issues in math education for priority students, identified as Black, Latinx and low-income students, as well as students with disabilities and English language learners.
Celebrate the leap year on February 29 with your peers and friends! Stop by room 126 of the Farmer Building to create personalized friendship bracelets for yourself and your besties to encourage social wellness. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with peers, express your creativity and leave your friends with a lasting reminder of your bond. Supplies will be provided!
Join us in the Learning Commons (room 126) of the Farmer Building for an insightful resume workshop! This workshop will assist with resume and cover letter building, as well as proper structure and formatting of resumes for teacher candidates. Invest in your future today by strengthening your skills and resume!
Put your knowledge of nutrition and wellness to the test with ASU'S Live Well! The Live Well community is dedicated to supporting you in your health and wellbeing journey. Join us in room 126 of the Farmer Building to engage with them while learning key facts and information surrounding nutrition.
Stop by room 126 of the Farmer Building to experience music therapy! You can select music to vibe out to that will allow you to practice mindfulness and relax in a stress-free environment. A calming tea will be provided for you to sip on while immersing yourself in these soothing tunes.