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How to use this Research Guide
The Education research guide is meant to help you through the stages of your research. This guide includes information on:
- How to navigate the Library catalog to find print books and eBooks
- New books from the Children's Literature Collection
- Databases to find peer-reviewed articles for your research
- Information on citation styles and organizing & managing research with citation managers
- Academic journals and practitioner journals
- Education data & statistics
- Resources for teaching children about diversity, inclusion, and social justice
- Information on data management, research impact, and other resources for graduate students
- Resources for Lakota language education
If you want to access the Chronicle of Higher Education, it is best to do so here, through the library webpage.
The New York Times in Education
We have upgraded our access to the NYT. Go to accessnyt.com from an on-campus computer (or off campus, use the link on the CFL website), type in “University of North Dakota” where it asks for institution, and create an account. Let me know if you need any help or have any questions (no access to crossword puzzles or cooking, sadly).
Our NYT subsciption includes access to their education resource website, nytimes.com/edu
Features:
· Discipline-specific areas of study
· Classroom discussion prompts
· Suggested learning outcomes
· General Instructional Strategies to promote student achievement
· Co-Curricular Activities, including events, discussions, and contests
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If you need research assistance, send an email to the Subject Librarian.
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