ASU is creating a new vision for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education in Arizona with professor James Middleton leading the charge.
ASU is taking the lead in a statewide effort to assess teacher-preparation programs and ensure that all three Arizona universities are producing effective teachers.
Teams of future teachers swept the top awards during ASU's 2008 iCademy competition for their videos focusing on Arizona's history through the eyes of longtime residents.
The College of Education has formed a partnership with the Joan and David Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics to bring a nationally renowned leadership program to Arizona.
Mary Lou Fulton College of Education's Elizabeth Stolle has received the 2007 National Reading Conference’s Outstanding Student Research Award for her study on using technology to enhance literacy in students.
Marsha Speck is guiding the state's first M.Ed. in high school leadership as she joins the faculty at ASU's College of Teacher Education and Leadership.
Alfredo Artiles from the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education has been selected as a 2008-2009 fellow by the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences.
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