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The Gottesman Libraries Services Team is pleased to share some headlines in today’s news from the U.S. with our TC community and friends. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on Newseum.org. Today we are looking at a few pieces from my hometown, Washington as well as some fun fall festivities in the U.S.!The Seattle Times Publ...
This research guide is intended as an overview of library resources and services of particular relevance for students in Yoo Kyung Chang's Fall 2021 course MSTU 4000, Core Seminar in Communication, Media, and Learning Technologies Design. The resources, primarily electronic and accessible on and off campus, have been selected as ones supporting the objective of the course, i.e., "one, to intr...
Here is Edward Bear, coming downstairs now, bump, bump, bump, on the back of his head, behind Christopher Robin. It is, as far as he knows, the only way coming downstairs, but sometimes he feels that there really is another way, if only he could stop bumping for a moment and think of it. And then he feels that perhaps there isn't. Anyhow, here he is at the bottom, and ready to be introd...
This research guide is intended as an overview of library resources and services of particular relevance for students Dr. Mindy Hecht's Fall 2021 course BBSR 5582, Research Design in Movement Science and Education. The resources, primarily electronic and accessible on and off campus, have been selected as ones supporting the objectives of the course, i.e., "to prepare the student to read, understand, and evaluate research; retrieve research; and...
In today's news, we visit a plethora of states that are encouraging education and growth in their communities. The stories showcase how communities come together to create greatness, and how their efforts will last a lifetime. From books that aim to represent the unrepresented, to plays that encourage talking about mental health in teens, today's news allows us to discover the theme of education in a plethora of disciplines. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on
Felicia Mensah is a Professor of Science and Education at Teachers College and the chair of the Department of Mathematics, Science & Technology. Dr. Mensah’s scholarly interests include social justice, identity, multicultural education, feminist poststructuralist analysis, qualitative research methods, and STEM education.
This research guide is intended as an overview of library resources and services of particular relevance for students in Dr. Nancy Green-Saraisky's Fall 2021 course ITSF 4009, Introduction to Research Methods in International and Comparative Education. The resources, primarily electronic and accessible on and off campus, have been selected as ones suppor...
On October 4th, 1957 the Soviet Union successfully launched the world's first artificial satellite which orbited the Earth in roughly 98 minutes for about three weeks before its batteries gave out. Known as Sputnik, the Russian word for natural satellite, it then silently orbited before falling back into the atmosphere on January 4th, 1958. Sputnik was monitored by radio operators throughout the world. ...
It’s finally October! Today, the Gottesman Libraries Services Team is here to share some headlines in today’s news from the U.S. With the theme of fall festivities and the beginning of a new school year, let’s dive right in!The Albuquerque Journal Published in Albuquerque, NM, USABalloons and sunshine: Perfect day for the FiestaIt is...
