Teacher Resources
FAQ
Q: Can I send students to the library?
A: Yes! If I am in the room, I'm happy to have students come with passes to work quietly, check out books, or get one-on-one help from me.
During lunch, it may be more difficult for students to get individualized support.
Q: Can my students come check out books?
A: Of course! Stop by or email to get a whole class visit scheduled. Individual students can come with a pass or during their lunch.
Q: Can you help my students with research?
A: Yes! I would love to come teach your class. Please reach out and we'll get something scheduled.
Individual students can come with a pass. Most of the time I can accommodate drop-ins, but to guarantee that I'll be available you can email or message me first.
Q: How can I get _________ book/article?
A: For books we don't own, we can get copies delivered from the public library. We also have access to eBooks and audiobooks as well as databases and newspapers. Check out the digital resources below for more information. I am always happy to help you hunt for something specific!
Q: Can you bring books to my classroom?
A: Yes! Check out the mobile library visits page!
Digital Resources
Digital Resources.pdfCheck out the different resources you can use with your students through the school and public libraries!
These slides highlight the differences between different eBook, audiobook, comics, and magazine platforms.
This list does not include all of our databases-- check out the "research" page for those!
You are always welcome to email or stop by with questions.
Let's Collaborate!
Send me an email at acarolushager @bostonpublicschools.org or stop by in person to get started!
Recommend a Book!
What book would you recommend to students?
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