Linsay DeMartino (she, her)
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Mail code: 1811Campus: Tempe
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Linsay DeMartino (she/her) is an assistant professor at Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation in the Division for Advancing Education Policy, Practice, and Leadership. Her research considers innovative advancements in schools, emphasizing the transformative possibilities and opportunities within educational communities. She is particularly interested in sustainable educational practices rather than educational trends and “best practices” in PreK-12 schools. She proudly serves as a founding member and co-lead of the Storytelling Learning Futures Collaborative (LFC) at ASU.
Before her role as a scholar-practitioner, Dr. DeMartino served as a special education teacher, inclusion specialist, special education department chair, and instructional data and intervention coordinator in the Arizona landscape.
PhD University of Arizona
Books
Fetman, L. & DeMartino, L. (2024). Transformative democracy in educational leadership and policy: Social justice in practice. Emerald.
DeMartino, L. & Fetman, L. (Eds.). (2025). Moving from trendy to transformative social and emotional learning. Myers Education Press.
DeMartino, L. & Fetman, L. (Eds.). (in press). Moving from trendy growth to asset-based mindsets. Myers Education Press.
Journals (*published with a student)
DeMartino, L. (2023). Reflecting on the manifestations of whiteness: Developing a critically conscious, antiracist educator identity. The New Educator, Online First. DOI: 10.1080/1547688X.2023.2269249. CiteScore (Scopus): 2.2 (2022); SNIP: 0.806 (2022); SJR: 0.483 (2022); Altmetrics: 24; Acceptance rate: 15%.
DeMartino, L. & Renn, D. (2023). Honor, build, and restructure: Preparing transformative school leaders as equitable changemakers through doctoral research methods courses. Impacting Education: Journal on Transforming Professional Practice, 8(2), 30-35.
Weiser, G., DeMartino, L. & Stasicky, A.* (2023). Like a pig in mud: Rejecting the manicured boundaries of the patriarchy. Journal of School Leadership, 33(2), 214-236. h5-index: 24; h5-median: 38; Scite Index: 0.938; Altmetrics: 29; Acceptance rate: 10%.
Weiser, S. G. & DeMartino, L. (2022). “We're not going back to what was before, and we don’t know what the future will look like either”: Exploring the Voices and Images of Educational Administrators in Crisis. Transformative Dialogues: Teaching and Learning Journal, 15(2), 53-77.
Ghosh, S. & DeMartino, L. (2022). Global universities’ COVID-19 scientific knowledge production: Collaborative sense-making during a crisis. Journal of Comparative & International Higher Education,14(3), 146-160. Altmetrics: 4; Acceptance rate: 39%.
DeMartino, L. (2022). Transforming educators: A framework for developing accomplices for racial justice in PreK-12 schools. Mid-Western Educational Researcher, 34(2), 156-167. Acceptance rate: 35%.
DeMartino, L. Fetman, L., Tucker-White, D., & Brown, A.* (2022). From freedom dreams to realities: Adopting transformative abolitionist social emotional learning (TASEL) in schools. Theory into Practice, 61(2), 156-167. Scite index: 0.923; Altmetrics: 167; Acceptance rate: 5%.
DeMartino, L. & Weiser, S. G. (2021). The desert flowers always bloom following the monsoon: Activism, school boards, and COVID-19. Snapshots of History, Portraits of the 21st Century Pandemic, 2021 Special Edition of the American Educational History Journal. IAP.
Weiser, S. G. & DeMartino, L. (2021). Who leads the leaders? K-12 and higher education leadership under duress. Curriculum in Context, Spring/Summer 2021, 15-20. https://wsascd.org/wp-content/uploads/3_S.-G-Weiser-L-DeMartino.pdf.
DeMartino, L. (2021). Adult learners, remote learning, and the COVID pandemic: Restructuring educational doctorate courses in crisis. Impacting Education: Journal on Transforming Professional Practice, 6(2), 11-15. https://doi.org/10.5195/ie.2021.160.
DeMartino, L. & Weiser, S. G. (2021). Administrative leadership in times of a global health crisis: Voices and images from the field. Frontiers in Education, 6, 117. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2021.617857
DeMartino, L. (2021) Documenting the modern pandemic: The challenges of the COVID-19 crisis on education. Planning and Changing, 50(3/4), 113-116.
DeMartino, L. (2021). De-centering the deficit framework: Courageous refugee mentors in educational spaces. Urban Review, 53(2), 243–263. Scite Index: 0.875; Altmetrics: 60; Acceptance rate: 6-10%.
Courses
2025 Summer
Course Number | Course Title |
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EDP 310 | Ed Psychology for Non-Teachers |
EDP 310 | Ed Psychology for Non-Teachers |
TEL 708 | Collab Apprch Data-Inf Dcn Mkg |
TEL 708 | Collab Apprch Data-Inf Dcn Mkg |
2025 Spring
Course Number | Course Title |
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TEL 792 | Research |
2024 Fall
Course Number | Course Title |
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TEL 713 | Action Research Qual Methods |
TEL 792 | Research |
2024 Summer
Course Number | Course Title |
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TEL 704 | Leadership for Org Change |
2024 Spring
Course Number | Course Title |
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TEL 713 | Action Research Qual Methods |
2023 Fall
Course Number | Course Title |
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EPA 790 | Reading and Conference |
EXW 780 | Practicum |
TEL 712 | Mixed Methods Action Research |
EPA 752 | Research Design |