LibGuides: *Foundations & Social Advocacy: General Research Guide: Books

How to Teach Students Who Don't Look Like You

Joyful Learning

Teaching for Inclusion

Differentiating Science Instruction and Assessment for Learners with Special Needs, K-8

Teaching Language Arts, Math, and Science to Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

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ONESearch
You can use ONESearch to search almost everything the Memorial Library has: books and e-books, videos, articles, digital media, and more.

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Use the Library Map to Locate Books by Call Number

Books are located in the South Wing. Use the first letter of a book's call number to identify the floor on which it may be found:

2nd floor: C-H 3rd floor: J-N, Q-Z 4th floor: A-B, P

Library Map of Book Locations

Please visit the library website to explore the full, accessible map

Searching eBooks

Find eBooks by refining your ONESearch book results to "Available Online."

Other eBooks sources:

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Ebook Central is a collection of more than a million ebooks covering business and economics, education, technology, the humanities, life and physical sciences, law and politics, medicine, social and behavioral sciences, language and literature, and career guidance. See A-Z Databases:Ebooks for a full list of our ebook collections.
eBook Collection (EBSCO host) This link opens in a new window
EBSCO eBook collection of titles in the areas of Arts and Humanities; Business and Economics; Information and Technology; Medical; Non-English; Personal Growth, How-To and General Education; Science and Technology; Social and Cultural Issues; Social Sciences; and Vocational Education. See A-Z Databases:Ebooks for a full list of our ebook collections.

*Foundations & Social Advocacy: General Research Guide

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