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Premiere education database with full text for over 1,400 education journals and 550 books, and indexing and abstracts for 2,400 journals.

The most comprehensive index to articles, books, reports, and digests published in education from 1966 to the present, some full text. Produced by the Education Resources Information Center of the U.S. Department of Education.

More than 450 full-text academic journals, hundreds of full-text reports, and many premier reference sources. Included content focuses on educational principles, child development and psychology, and best practices in education. Majority of the full-text titles included are also found in the ERIC database

More than 300 full text periodicals for teachers and school administrators (Tennessee Electronic Library)

Full text of many scholarly education journals from their beginnings up to 3 to 5 years ago.

APA’s resource for abstracts of scholarly journal articles, books and dissertations in behavioral sciences, education and mental health. Journal coverage runs from 1887 to the present. (EBSCOHost Web)

Provides full text for nearly 400 of the journals indexed in PsycINFO. Date Range: 1965-

Free full text open access scientific and scholarly journals, including 355 education journals.

Millions of full text journal and magazine articles on all academic subject areas. You can limit your results to peer reviewed publications for the most scholarly articles.

A collection of websites selected and annotated by subject specialists at the Library of Congress.

The federal government's primary resource center for education information on current and historical programs, activities and publications of the U.S. Department of Education, federal education policy, and education research and statistics.

Lesson plans, links to online education information, and question archive responses

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Praxis test prep. Part of the Tennessee Electronic Library- you may be prompted for your city, zip, and phone.

Online reference sets including the Encyclopedia of Education, Encyclopedia of Education Law, and many more.