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Curriculum library
Contact us:
curriculumlibrary@framingham.edu
Samantha Westall
Curriculum Librarian
(508) 626-4657
UM17
Kimberley Carney
Curriculum Library Assistant
(508) 626-4659
UM18
Maria Lentini
Curriculum Library Assistant
(508) 626-1220 Ext 4220
UM19
The Curriculum Library is staffed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday. The collection itself is open the same hours as the main library.
Location:
You'll find the Curriculum Library on the Upper Mezzanine in the Whittemore Library.
Mission
The Curriculum Library prepares educators for learning and teaching in the dynamic world of the 21st Century. The collection supports active, collaborative learning, and provides materials, resources and technology for lesson planning, teaching, and scholarship. Collection policies are based on FSU Department of Education curriculum and the Massachusetts Curriculum Framework, incorporating the Common Core State Standards.
The Collection
The Curriculum Library provides resources and services to FSU faculty and students, with a particular focus on the Education Department. The Ella C. Ritchie Curriculum Library, founded in 1970, was a progressive innovation. The collection includes instructional materials for curriculum planning, lesson preparation, unit development, and assessment. Materials include juvenile and young adult literature books, textbooks, activity and idea books, curriculum guides, instructional manipulatives, content area games, audiovisual materials, educational technology, and reference materials for grades K-12.
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Selected Online Resources for Teaching and Learning
Some of the best resources you'll find for teaching and learning are the Subject Guides (or LibGuides) created by the Whittemore Librarians. These are particularly useful for studies in Education:
- Education and Curriculum
- Common Core State Standards
- Children's and YA Literature
- SEI and ELL Instruction
- STEM Educator Resources
- Lesson Planning, Curriculum Standards and Curriculum Development
- Social Studies, Fine Arts
- Swiacki Children's Literature Festival
All materials in the Curriculum Library Collection are listed in the online catalog. Call numbers will indicate Children's or Curriculum. To search specifically for materials in the Curriculum Library, conduct an advanced search using Framingham State Children's as the collection; this will produce only Curriculum Library items.
For questions regarding the Curriculum Library, consult the handbook.
NASA Educator Resource Center at Framingham State University
Our mission is to provide access to online resources and professional development in the STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in collaboration with NASA Education and the Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University.