Search by:
1. Author (lastname firstname)
2. Title--one trick, if the title starts with "A," An," "The," or any foreign language equivalents, start with the next word in the title. So The Old Man and the Sea should be searched Old Man and the Sea
3. Keyword--these words might appear in the title, abstract, table of contents, as an author, and in a few other places
4. Subject--Subjects provide uniformity for topics that might be described or titled many different things. Use the library catalog's SUBJECT search to most accurately retrieve all books owned that have to do with education. These headings are standard across most libraries in the United Statesa and are called LC, or Library of Congress, subject headings. Representative entries in our catalog include:
Enter relevant search terms and select the field you want the catalog to search.
The Prize
by
In Defense of a Liberal Education
by
The First Days of School
by
The Highly Engaged Classroom
by
Hope Against Hope
by
Browsing through the stacks works! If you know the basics of how literature and criticism are shelved, it's easy to simply go to the stacks and pull books off the shelf in relevant call number ranges.