Handouts from COE 103 library session.
Hi, there!
I'm Samantha Godbey, the Education Librarian here at UNLV. I used to be a high school English teacher myself, so I love working with the College of Education. As your librarian, I'm here to help you navigate the many resources and services we offer through the UNLV Libraries. I'm also one of the instructors for COE 103.
I can help you with locating materials, identifying search strategies, refining research topics, dealing with citations, and just about any other library- or research-related question you can think of. I'm here to help. In fact, we have a team of folks in the library who work with the College of Education.
Hopefully you'll meet me or one of our staff soon in one of your classes, but feel free to stop by and say hi. My office is on the first floor of Lied Library, but I'm often over at the Teacher Development and Resources Library (TDRL) on the first floor of CEB.
I've put together this guide to support your work in this course. Please explore, and let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. You can reach me via email or schedule an appointment with me using the "Schedule Appointment" link below my picture.
There are five libraries on the UNLV campus. If you end up majoring in education, you will likely use two more than the others. You can access the UNLV Libraries databases and online resources from either.
Located on E Harmon Ave, Lied is the main campus library. Here you'll find access to our digital and physical collections, a variety of study spaces, a multimedia design lab, and more. Most education-related books can be found on the 4th floor.
Teacher Development and Resources Library (TDRL)
Located in the Carlson Education Building, the TDRL exists as a resource for teachers. It includes resources such as professional materials (books on lesson planning, classroom management, etc.); collections of children's literature, from picture books to young adult; and a teacher prep room (with a large-scale printer for posters). This is also the library that offers the discounted poster printing program for COE 103 and 202.
Directions:
In your small group, review the following sources and discuss:
Source 1:
Do You Yoga, "15 Reasons Yoga Is Better Than The Gym"
Source 2:
Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, "A Study on Effect of Yoga on Emotional Regulation, Self‑esteem, and Feelings of Adolescents"
Source 3:
Psychology Today, "This is Your Brain on Yoga"
Source 4:
Wikipedia, "Yoga"
Source 5:
New York Times, "Alabama Lifts Its Ban on Yoga in Schools"
(By the way, do you know that you get free access to the NYTimes website as a UNLV student? Sign up here.)
