8 Ways Librarians Can Collaborate with Teachers to Support Curriculum Goals

When librarians collaborate with teachers, the library stops being peripheral and becomes instructionally essential. Strong partnerships align the library to curriculum goals, put trusted resources directly into classroom learning, and boost the engagement that drives comprehension and achievement.  

Best of all, it doesn’t mean adding one more thing to your plate. It means embedding the library into the work schools are already doing, and making that impact visible to teachers, leaders, and families. 

Download this colorful infographic for a brief overview of eight practical ways librarians can collaborate with teachers to support curriculum goals by District Teacher Librarian & Innovation Director Shannon McClintock Miller. 

SEE IT IN ACTION: For details on how to make these ideas work, watch Shannon McClintock Miller’s free webinar, Co-Planning for Impact: How Library–Curriculum Partnerships Move the Achievement Needle.