ASU professor Thomas Barone collects the stories of educators to allow readers of his research to vicariously participate and re-experience it for themselves, to reflect more deeply on issues related to education.
ASU is the new home to a sophisticated electron microscope that will help make advances in energy production technology, national security and sustainable materials, on a nanoscale.
A visit to ASU's West campus showed dozens of students from Mitchell Elementary School in Phoenix that college is an achievable goal for anyone willing to work hard.
If America's consumers must be warned of possible food and drug dangers, why shouldn't education consumers be warned of the pitfalls of standardized value-added assessments of their students?
Environmental engineering graduate student Tingting Gao wins a prestigious scholarship from a national industry association based on her research to help alleviate air pollution.
ASU professor Jenefer Husman is tracking engineering students through their undergraduate coursework to examine how a sense of one's own future affects their education and career path.
Engineering faculty member Ed Kavazanjian has recently garnered a string of honors, awards and positions that reflect his prominence in the field of geotechnical engineer and his skills as a teacher.
The growth of online courses has inspired ASU professor James Klein and other researchers to find new ways of prompting student interaction and improving collaborative learning.
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