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Best Bet Databases in Education
  • ERIC (via EBSCOhost) A Best Bet database
    Indexes scholarly journals and magazines in all areas of education, from early intervention (birth to age three), preschool, K-12 (public and private), and higher education. Includes bilingual, special, gifted, and computer education. 1966-present.
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  • PsycINFO A Best Bet database
    Scholarly articles in psychology. Includes medicine, psychiatry, education, social work, law, criminology, social science, and organizational behavior. From the American Psychological Association. 1872-present.
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  • Education: A SAGE Full Text Collection A Best Bet database
    Full-text of 19 education journals covering Curriculum, Adult & Continuing Education, Ed. Administration & Policy, Ed. Psychology, Teaching Methods, and all levels of formal education from elementary school to college. 1982-current.
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  • Professional Development Collection A Best Bet database
    Full-text articles about education, covering children's health and development, pedagogical theory, and current topics in education. 1965-present.
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  • Academic Search Premier A Best Bet database
    Scholarly journal articles and popular magazines covering all topics. A great database for beginning searches. 1980s-present (dates may vary).
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