Apple, the FBI, and your phone.
Over time, phones become extensions of ourselves. There’s a lot on your phone: the entertainment you like, texts to friends, family, and partners, your search history,...
Author: Milne Geneseo
Lesson Plans: Resources to Engage Students and Enhance Learning
It can be difficult to find the right website to use in lesson planning, specifically one that contains videos, activities, games or other engaging material. I...
Wave Machines, Puppets, and a Scavenger Hunt: The Perfect Field Trip!
On Friday, March 27, SUNY Geneseo was host to four 3rd graders and their teachers from the Genesee Valley BOCES program. The purpose of the visit...
The Imaginarium: A creative Space for SOE Students
The Imaginarium is an open space located in Milne Library on the Lower Level. It is place where School of Education students have access to a...
Picture Perfect! Teaching with Picture Books
The adage “A picture is worth a thousand words” rings especially true when talking about picture books. Anyone who has browsed through bookstore or library shelves...
Imagine This! Creative Space for SOE Students
The Imaginarium is a place of creativity. It is an open area that contains materials, ideas, and tools that can be used to enhance learning. School...
Transforming Teaching and Learning with Digital Resources
We are happy to announce a new resource available to SUNY Geneseo School of Education (SOE) students and faculty – PBS LearningMedia. The link to the...
Why use Primary Sources?
A Primary source is material created at the time of an historical event and provides a true account of that event or time period. They are...
Changes to NOVELNY subscription databases
NOVELNY has replaced the databases Primary Search, Searchasaurus, and Kids’ Search with Kids InfoBits, and eLibrary Elementary. Kids InfoBits is a database created for students in...
Halloween Story-Time Celebration
Happy Halloween! This event is sponsored by the Young Children’s Council and students from the School of Education. Any age is welcome, though these stories are...
