This is the "Home" page of the "Education" guide.
Alternate Page for Screenreader Users
Skip to Page Navigation
Skip to Page Content

This is the place to start for research in Education. Different guides cover Curriculum Collection materials and the Curriculum for Diversity class.
Last Updated: May 13, 2013 URL: http://libguides.aurora.edu/Education Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

Home Print Page
  Search: 
 
 

Trial Databases

There are currently no trial databases at this time.
      
     

    Give us your comments about the Academic Video Online Free Trial

    Was this information helpful?

    How useful is this page?
    (1 = Not Useful, 5 = Very Useful!)

    Additional comments:


    Your Email:


     

    What do you think?

    Was this information helpful?

    How useful is this page?
    (1 = Not Useful, 5 = Very Useful!)

    Additional comments:


    Your Email:


     

    New Education Books at Phillips Library


    Cover Art
    Right to Literacy in Secondary Schools: creating a culture of thinking - Plaut, Suzanne
    Call Number: 428.00712 Rig
    ISBN: 0807749184
    Giving adolescents the skills to make sense of the world -- Metacognition -- How literacy serves content-area goals -- Mathematics teaching for understanding: reasoning, reading, and formative assessment -- The scientist in the classroom -- Rigorous talk about culturally relevant text in social studies -- Engaging classroom communities: belonging, rigor, and support as three pillars of a thinking classroom -- Independence is the greatest gift I can give: using the gradual release of responsibility framework -- Time to think: using the workshop structure so students think and teachers listen

     

    Welcome to the Education Research Guide!

    Welcome to the Education research guide pages.

    When you click into a journal article database from off-campus, you will be asked for a login and password.  Currently enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff may gain access via their Aurora University email/Moodle/WebAdvisor login and password.

    To locate information, click on the blue tabs directly above this box.

    These pages are your gateway to information on Education. They include links to books, databases, websites, and other sources you may need when working on research in education. Please feel free to send comments and ideas for additional sources you find useful.

     

    News Headlines

    This is the New York Times 'Education and Schools' RSS Feed.

    Loading Loading...
    blank padding

    Who Created This Subject Guide?

    Profile Image
    Dr. Nancy Mactague
    Contact Info
    Phillips Library
    630-844-5441
    nmactag@aurora.edu
    Send Email
    Subjects:
    Education, Nursing, Physical Education, Interdisciplinary Studies
    My favorite authors are::
    William Dietrich (especially his Ethan Gage books), Eric Flint (alternate history), Jasper Fforde (Thursday Next and Nursery Crimes Division books), Carl Hiaasen
    My favorite place to be::
    Rome, Italy, especially the Cloister of Bramante for a glass of wine (Honest! The second floor has a little restaurant.)
    My favorite movies or tv shows::
    Downton Abbey, NCIS, Grey's Anatomy, Harry's Law, Eureka, Warehouse 13, all of the Stargate SG-1 and Star Trek TV shows & movies

    My Librarian

    Profile Image
    Elizabeth Nicholson
    Contact Info
    Information Services Librarian
    Phillips Library
    Aurora University
    630.844.5440
    enichols@aurora.edu
    Send Email
    Subjects:
    Accounting, Business, MBA, Economics, Computer Science, Latino Studies, Spanish
    My favorite authors are::
    Bruce Alexander, O.R. Melling, J.R.R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, Agatha Christie
    My favorite titles are::
    The Harry Potter series, The Ordinary Princess, The Seven Dials Society
    My favorite place to be::
    France
    My favorite movies or tv shows::
    Doctor Who, Eureka, Merlin, Burn Notice, Psych, NCIS
    My favorite musical groups::
    David Gray, The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel
     

    Ask A Librarian

    Ask Us a Question

    Submit a question and we will respond as quickly as possible. Use this form when the library is closed. If the library is open look for the green "chat" button to receive an immediate answer.
    Fields marked with * are required.
     

    Contact Us

    Information Desk: 630-844-7534

    SMS Text: 630-796-7615
    (rates may apply)

    Email: from the

    Ask a Librarian box

    Phillips Library Hours

    Phillips Library

    Description

    Loading  Loading...

    Tip