Traditional Schooling

TRADITIONAL SCHOOL RESOURCES:

A Pathfinder

This is a supplemental guide to assist educators and parents in finding educational resources and information. Many of the tools on this page will help enhance your student’s learning experience. The resources shared below are available both in the Dover Public Library and on the Internet. Books listed on this page are available at the Dover Public Library. You may also search the DE Library Catalog and place holds on items from other libraries in Kent and Sussex counties. The following links will help you navigate through this page to access the information:

Nonfiction

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NONFICTION

(Call Number – Author/Editor’s name. Title)

The following list of nonfiction books is a collection of supportive educational resources you can borrow from the library:

370.1523 VAIL – Vail, Priscilla. Liberate Your Child’s Learning Pattern.
370.154 C2220 – Canfield, Jack. 100 Ways to Enhance Self-concept In the Classroom: a Handbook for Teachers and Parents.
370.285 INTE – Valauskas, Edward. The Internet for Teachers and School Library Media Specialists: Today’s Applications and Tomorrows Prospects.
371.2 STEF – Stefl-Marby, Joette. Knowledge Communities: Bringing the Village into the Classroom.
371.272 MCDO – McDonald, Marie. Teachers’ Messages for Report Cards.
371.334 SCHO – Schofield, Janet. Bringing the Internet to School: Lessons from an Urban District.
371.9 THIE – Theil, Ann. When Your Child Isn’t Doing Well in School.
372.11 ESQU – Esquith, Rafe. There are No Shortcuts.
373.272 GUSK – Guskey, Thomas. How’s My Kid Doing? A Parent’s Guide to Grades, Marks, and Report Cards.
373.1334 BACO – Bacon, Pamela. Creating Online Courses and Orientations: a Survival Guide.
428.4071 REYN – Reynolds, Marilyn. I Won’t Read and You Can’t Make Me: Reaching Reluctant Teen Readers.
371.334 MILL (JUVREF) – Miller, Elizabeth. The Internet Resource Directory for K-12 Teachers and Librarians.