Education   Tags: curriculum_materials, education  

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Search the databases below for scholarly (academic or peer-reviewed) or news sources.

If you're not on campus, you'll be asked to log in before connecting to the database.

Some databases link to full articles, but you might need to open the Full Text Journals List and search for the journal title. Try this if the ERIC database tells you an article is unavailable.

If an article is not in our library or online, order it through Inter-Library Loans. It's free, but usually takes a week or two.

If you're writing a paper or giving a formal presentation, don't forget to cite your sources! For education assignments, APA is one of the most frequently-requested formats.

Education Database

• ERIC (Ebsco)
• ERIC (Education Resources Information Center)
• Mental Measurements Yearbook
  

General Databases

• Academic Search Premier (from EBSCO)
  

Topic Databases that Include Some Education Information

• Bibliography of Native North Americans (from EBSCO)
• PsychInfo (from EBSCO)
  
• GEOBASE (Search Geography, Geology, Ecology)
  
• Health Source Consumer (from EBSCO)
  
• PubMed (NLM Medline)
  
• Web of Science
  

Full list of suggested databases for education.