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Resources for Education


Reference Sources

  • Education: a guide to reference and information sources - Ref LB 15 .Z99 B89 2000
  • Encyclopedia of American education - Ref LB 17 .U54 2001 (3 volumes)
  • Encyclopedia of education - Ref LB 15 .E47 2003 (8 volumes)
  • Encyclopedia of Educational Research - Ref LB 15 .E48 1992 (4 volumes)
  • Encyclopedia of school psychology - Ref LB 1027.55 .E523 2005
  • The International encyclopedia of education - Ref LB 15 .I569 1994 (10 volumes)
  • Patterson's American Education - Ref L 901 .P277
  • Requirements for certification of teachers, counselors, librarians, administrators for elementary and secondary schools - Ref LB 1771 .W6
  • U.S. News ultimate guide to becoming a teacher - Ref LB 2165 .W47 2004

Databases/Journal Articles

ERIC
ERIC is the premier database of resources for education, including journal articles, state and local government publications and resources for teachers. 

EducationAbs
An index of selected publications in the field of education, mainly scholarly journals and trade publications. 

ECO
An OCLC collection of scholarly journals convering social sciences and natural sciences.

Expanded Academic ASAP
Articles on Current Events, Economics, History, Psychology, Humanities, Religion, Education, Literature & Art, Sociology, Political Science and more.

ProQuest Education Module
Search education-specific journals in ProQuest, including many full-text resources.

Internet Resources

Michigan Department of Education
Includes information on curriculum and standards, Michigan's 'report card' for public schools, grants, professional preparation, instructional resources, and much more.

National Education Association
Professional organization that supports teachers and advances public schools and public education

U. S. Department of Education
National education news, grants and contracts, financial aid, research and statistics, educational resources for Pre K through 12, higher education institutions, and career &lifelong learning.

 

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Student Profile

Martin Kuustik

Martin Kuustik
Graduation: 2010
Major: Business Administration
From: Saku Harju, Estonia
Interests: Greek Life, Cultural Awareness

While most international students are here for one year, some stay for four years and earn an Alma degree. These students have the opportunity to get involved in student life taking on positions of leadership and enjoying a well-balanced social life.