Goldring was an educator as well as a researcher, so while she devoted most of her life to the museum, she extensively utilized her knowledge to make the contents go beyond simply filling the museum by exploring ways to teach paleontology to the visitors. For example, Goldring's success with geological models and teaching displays progressed into her publishing many books on geology, some of these publications were even used for post secondary education purposes.[12] She created two geological models that were made to teach geological basics.