Reference sources in the Library
There are plenty of encyclopedias, dictionaries, and handbooks on the Main Floor of the library that can help you with research in the field of education. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Call Number: 371.9 S14S 2009
ISBN: 1592372929
This book can also be found in the Curriculum Library's Reference Collection.
Call Number: 372.2103 E12N
ISBN: 0313331006
Four volumes. Click here for the table of contents.
Call Number: 370.72 S24C
ISBN: 1412906407
Click here for the table of contents.
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Online Reference Sources
- Children's Literature Comprehensive DatabaseCritical reviews and other information about children’s books, multimedia, audiobooks, etc. Contains book jacket images, links to author and illustrator web sites, information on award-winning titles, plus best books lists and all state reading lists. Reading measurement parameters of the Accelerated Reader, Degrees of Reading Power, Lexile, and Reading Counts are provided.
- Britannica OnlineThis is the online version of the Encyclopedia Britannica. It has the Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus along with several other features such as a country atlas, historical timelines, video biographies and much more authoritative reference material. Includes interactive features that allow you to personalize and focus your search, use some open source operations similar to Wikipedia, and other highlights.
- Open Educational ResourcesCommons for teaching content from around the world that may be used freely, without charge.
- School MattersInformation about US Schools.
- American School Directory
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