Without a professional school in Education, Princeton does not collect at a comprehensive level many books in education, education documents or education journals. Therefore it is especially important to use the full text aspect of the two sources listed below to get the text of articles and reports important for your research in Sociology. If you need journal articles and books in education that Princeton does not hold in paper or electronic format, be sure to allow enough time for Borrow Direct or Interlibrary Loan to acquire them for you. ERIC, the U.S. Department of Education's Educational Resource Information Center database, indexes ksome two thousand digests of education documents, with full text for most. It also contains indexes and abstracts, but not full text, from about a thousand educational and education-related journals. The FIND IT AT PUL (SXF) button in a number of instances will bring up an electronic copy. Education Full Text indexes some 80 core international periodicals, monographs, and yearbooks, with direct full text for articles in about 40 of those journals. The FIND IT AT PUL (SXF) button in a number of instances will bring up further electronic copies, and Interlibrary Loan can be used to acquire others. Topics include a wide range of contemporary education issues, including government funding, instructional media, multicultural education, religious education, student counseling, competency-based education, and information technology.. Page last updated 9 September 2009 in the Princeton University Library
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