Blog Posts by Subject: Education

The project is an exciting new initiative that seeks to bring the institution’s dynamic collection of more than 11 million items to classrooms across the country.

Some of these stories will make you laugh, some will make you laugh and cry, but they will all delight you as you enjoy the triumphs of ordinary children in extraordinary situations.

There's never been a better time to explore the wealth of online resources the NYPL has on offer for the couch-bound.

Explore our rich online-accessible resources that can help teachers tackle the Reconstruction era.

Research, critical thinking, and fact-checking help avoid falling for hoaxes or misinformation.

Virtual Computer Classes

As we continue to practice safe social distancing in response to COVID-19, departments at NYPL have been hard at work updating and improving our services to address our patron’s needs. In particular, the TechConnect department is preparing to pilot live online classes the week of April 6, and we’d love it if you could attend virtually. 

Happy learning!

There are many organizations across New York State that provide assistance with test preparation. On this page are websites with information about this important test and free classes that can help you prepare for it.

With so many professional conferences and fan conventions each year, we thought it might be helpful to provide some tips and tricks for not only surviving the con, but getting the most out of it at the same time.

When Gesille began her career 17 years ago, she thought it would be great to have someone to talk to about work challenges. She found that and more at the Library.

New York Comic Con is teaming up with The New York Public Library to expand its Professional Day with exclusive programming, which will include panels, networking opportunities, and workshops.

After weeks of brooding over the curriculum for Mentoring at the Library, I’ve finally landed on the theme for the first month of the program: “What does it mean to tell a great story?” This theme is perfect! After all, the Library is full of great stories and people who have great stories to tell.

Six stories that might help ease the minds of kids feeling anxious about their first days of school.

Check out this list of tips and Library resources to help you prepare.

Is online college right for you? It all depends on you particular needs, lifestyle, and learning style.

The Department of Education (ED) offers internships for students interested in seeking valuable work experience in government and federal education policy and administration.

Besides the textbooks and school supplies, there are plenty of resources online to help you with your studies. Whether you’re practicing your reading skills, prepping for the science fair, beginning your first research paper, or lesson planning one of these activities, the New York Public Library’s databases are ready to support you in your learning.

The Department of Education provides free summer meals for all New York City’s children and teens. Anyone 18 years and younger who approaches participating summer meal sites will receive breakfast and lunch—no questions asked!

Mercy College recently received an award from the National Science Foundation to provide Veterans of the United States Armed Forces with a Tuition-Free Master of Science Degree in Secondary Math Education.