Course Guides: Education & Teacher Education

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PRINTABLE GUIDES & HANDOUTS:

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SUGGESTED DATABASES:

  • Academic Search Complete - Provides full-text articles from more than 5,500 multi-disciplinary, scholarly journals and publications.
  • ERIC - Provides citations, abstracts, and some full-text records from over 1,000 education-related journals collected by the Educational Resource Information Center.
  • LearningExpress Library - Provides a comprehensive, interactive online learning platform of practice tests and tutorial course sites. Uses a unique login; see RPCC Library Services under RPCC Support in Moodle, or stop by the Library for more information.
  • Oxford Reference Online - Provides full-text access to many subject dictionaries and encyclopedias, maps, timelines, and more. Uses a unique login; see RPCC Library Services under RPCC Support in Moodle, or stop by the Library for more information.
  • Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection - Provides full-text coverage of over 550 journals and publications pertaining to behavioral science fields.
  • Teacher Reference Center - Provides indexing and abstracts for more than 270 teacher and administrator journals and magazines to assist professional educators. Note that this database is not FULL-TEXT.

Please note that when accessing the databases from off-campus, you will be prompted to login.

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SELECTED E-BOOKS:

eBook Collection from EBSCOhost is our largest provider of ebooks (electronic copies of printed books PDF format), available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. eBook Collection has an easy-to-use search interface. You will be prompted to login with your 12-digit Library User ID to access these e-books from off-campus. Please see our Tutorials on eBook Collection from EBSCOhost for more information.

General Reference
Classroom Technology
Educational Psychology
Diversity in Education

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LOCATIONS OF EDUCATION RESOURCES IN THE LIBRARY:

Education & Teacher Education related topics can be found in resources located in these Library of Congress call number ranges:

  • L - Education.
    • LA - History of education.
      • LA201 to LA 398 - History of education - United States.
    • LB - Theory and Practice of Education.
      • LB1028.3 to LB1028.8 - Technology, Educational technology.
      • LB1050.9 to LB1091 - Educational psychology .
    • LC - Special aspects of education.
      • LC8 to LC59 - Forms of education.
      • LC65 to LC245 - Social aspects of education.
      • LC189 to LC214.53 - Educational sociology.
      • LC1200 to LC1203 - Inclusive education.
      • LC1390 to LC5160.3 - Education of special classes of persons.
      • LC3991 to LC4000 - Gifted children and youth.
      • LC4001 to LC4806.5 - Handicapped, disabled youth and children.

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SELECTED BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY:

General Reference
  • Encyclopedia of American Education, 1996.
    Call number: LB 17 .U54 1996 REF, in 3 volumes.
  • Historical Dictionary of American Education, 1999.
    Call number: LB 15 .H57 1999
  • Routledge International Companion to Education, 2000.
    Call number: LB 17 .R68 2000
  • School, the Story of American Public Education, 2001.
    Call number: LB 212 .S353 2001
Classroom Technology
  • Breaking Down the Digital Walls: learning to Teach in a Post-Modern World, 2001.
    Call number: LB 1028.43 .B89 2001
  • Digital Divide: Computers and Our Children’s Future, 2000.
    Call number: LB 1028.43 .B64 2000
  • Education & Technology: Reflections on Computing in Classrooms, 1996.
    Call number: LB 1028.5 .E295 1996
  • Windows on the Future: Education in the Age of Technology, 2001.
    Call number: LB 1028.43 .M364 2001
Educational Psychology
  • Brain-Compatible Assessments, 2nd Edition, 2007.
    Call number: LB 3051 .R597 2007
  • The Culture of Education, 1996.
    Call number: LB 1051 .B736 1996
  • Higher Order Cognition, 2002. videorecording.
    Call number: LB 1060 .D48324 2002 v.1, in Audio-Visual location.
  • How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School, Expanded Edition, 2000.
    Call number: LB 1060 .H672 2000
  • Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Educational Psychology, 3rd Edition, 2004.
    Call number: LB 1051 .T350 2004
Diversity in Education
  • Balancing Learning Standards with Students’ Diverse Learning Needs, 2006, videorecording.
    Call number: LB 1027.4 .B35 2006, located in Audio-Visual location.
  • The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory, 2009 Associations, Products, Resources, Magazines, Books, Service, Conferences, Web Sites, 15th Edition, 2008.
    Call number: LC 4704.6 .C55 2008
  • Exceptional Lives: Special Education in Today’s Schools, 5th Edition, 2007.
    Call number: LC 4031 .E87 2007
  • Improving Access to Mathematics: Diversity and Equity in the Classroom, 2007.
    Call number: QA13 . I467 2007
  • An Introduction to Multicultural Education, 4th Edition, 2008.
    Call number: LC 1099.3 .B36 2008

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SELECTED JOURNALS, MAGAZINES, & NEWSPAPERS:

Print periodicals are located in C-119 (LRC)

  • Psychology and Education

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ONLINE RESOURCES:

General Reference
  • ED.gov: U. S. Department of Education, "Promoting educational excellence for all Americans," with resources for students, parents, teachers and administrators. For teachers, it offers information on becoming a teacher, finding jobs, student performance & assessment, and professional development, and much more.
  • Education World, a search engine that focuses on educational websites, this site also offers original content including lesson plans, activities, professional development materials, etc.
  • Louisiana Department of Education, includes information & resources on curriculum, professional development, tests & assessments and more.
Classroom Technology
Educational Psychology
Diversity in Education

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