Google has released the 2020 edition of Google Scholar Metrics. This ranking of important scholarly journals is available across many disciplines and relevant subcategories. You can find nearly all of the ranked journals in BU Libraries Search. For more details on the 2020 release, including their important inclusion guidelines, see... Read the rest of this entry »
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RSS FeedBe Antiracist: Read, Learn, Change
BU Libraries has compiled a guide highlighting antiracism books and other materials available electronically for BU faculty, students, and staff. The selections and the organization of the new list – Be Antiracist: Read, Learn, Change – are based on “The Anti-Racist Reading List (38 books for those open to changing... Read the rest of this entry »
Summer and Fall 2020 Course Reserves
BU Libraries is actively fulfilling reserves requests for electronic materials for Summer and Fall 2020 courses. Consistent with the resumption of our scanning service, the Libraries will resume fulfilling electronic reserves requests for items in our physical collection that need to be scanned beginning on Monday, June 29, at 9... Read the rest of this entry »
The Confronting Anti-Black Racism Collection
The Confronting Anti-Black Racism Collection published by PBS Learning Media is a set of curricular materials for students in grades 6-12. PBS, in conjunction with a journalism organisation known as Student Reporting Labs, is now looking to get student responses on video in this important moment, after the death of... Read the rest of this entry »
First-year Teacher’s Survival Guide, 4th ed.
This award-winning book is now available in its fourth edition within BU Libraries Search, as an eBook. Notably, this new edition includes downloadable forms, assessments of student achievement, techniques for motivating students and encouraging a growth mindset, and working with new technologies. The First-Year Teacher's Survival Guide: Ready-to-Use Strategies, Tools and... Read the rest of this entry »
Youth Sport, Physical Activity and Play
This eBook available within the BU Libraries' ProQuest Ebook Central collection focuses on policy, intervention, and participation in youth sports. A part of the Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society series, the two editors have guided the 24 contributing authors to create a well-rounded look at such topics as... Read the rest of this entry »
Database spotlight: APA PsycTESTS
The PsycTESTS database is produced by the American Psychological Association (APA), and provides descriptive summaries and the full text, when available, for thousands of non-commercial psychological tests and measures. Also provided are summaries of commercially available tests with links to the publisher. It includes a wide variety of test types in... Read the rest of this entry »
Earth Day 50 Wikipedia Edit-a-thon April 23
Want to learn to edit and create Wikipedia articles? Experienced editor looking for a project during quarantine? Join us for an online edit-a-thon celebrating the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! As part of BU's University-wide Earth Day celebrations, BU Libraries will host a Sustainability-themed Wikipedia-Edit-a-thon on Thursday, April 23, 2020, from... Read the rest of this entry »
Exploring educational databases
With the children out of school due the COVID-19 outbreak, many teachers and parents are finding the time is right for locating online lesson plans. So many are sharing their resources and time via social media as well: check out kids' author Mo Willem's lunch doodles! Our Pickering Library education research... Read the rest of this entry »
Access to the journals from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) has announced that a new publication called Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12 has replaced the previous titles Mathematics Teacher, Teaching Children Mathematics, and Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School. Via our subscription, you can check out the newest 2020 issues of Mathematics Teacher right now. Read the rest of this entry »