Curriculum and Teaching Resources: Getting Started

This guide outlines resources related to curriculum (state and national) as well as teaching resources. If you'd like more one-on-one research assistance with the graduate psychology librarian, please make an appointment by clicking the "Schedule Consultation" button. 

Quick Links: 

• Ask A Librarian: Get research help from a librarian immediately via chat or email, plus options for phone, zoom, or in person consultations 
• Interlibrary Loan: Get articles and books UST libraries don't own delivered to you for free using this service. Living outside of the seven-county metropolitan area? Get books delivered to your home address. 
• Library Search: The best place to get started. Explore physical and digital materials like books, journals, ebooks, maps, videos and more 
• Google Scholar: Search for your topic in this database that covers many different fields and includes sources like articles, dissertations, court proceedings, professional conference papers, and more. Use the "Cited By" link to show materials that cited an article. Be sure to navigate to Google Scholar through the A-Z databases page or manually log in to be sure you get access to the full text of articles for free. 

Keffer Library is located on the downtown campus and includes special collections for Education students including:

The Curriculum Collection: Materials for students and faculty in the School of Education including YA lit, picture books, sample textbooks, materials on academic standards, teaching games, and more. See what is available using LibrarySearch. 

MTLE Study Guides: Both in-print and online information and study guides for MTLE tests. Explore the database Mometrix for online availability and LibrarySearch for in-print availability. Learn more about current Minnesota Teacher Licensure Exams here.