Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation

How are educators and researchers preparing learners for an increasingly complex future?

At ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton College, faculty are exploring topics ranging from helping children with autism develop time-awareness skills to strengthening civic engagement in schools, expanding pathways to higher education, advancing transformative teaching practices and preparing students for a data-driven world.

Dive into the latest research by:
• Pablo Bezem
• Tara Bartlett
• Daniel Schugurensky
• Linsay DeMartino
• Janice Mak
• Juliet Hart Barnett

Read the full article: https://education.asu.edu/about/news/june-2026-faculty-scholarship-and-recognitions

MLFC Associate Research Professor Alexander Kurz has been recognized with the ASU Career Faculty Association's Entrepreneurial Research in the Workplace Award.

Kurz's research has led to the development of innovative tools and data resources that help educators, schools and community partners improve teaching, coaching and student outcomes. By translating research into practical solutions, his work creates impact both in the field and in the classroom.

His work reflects ASU's commitment to advancing research that strengthens the communities it serves.

Kurz was one of 10 MLFC faculty members nominated for recognition across teaching, research and service categories.