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The following databases are your "best bet" for finding articles for education research:
The premier database for education research, ERIC provides access to over 1 million journal articles, curriculum guides, dissertations, reports and other resources.
These databases may also be helpful to your research. Still not finding what you need? Ask a librarian for help! You can also explore all of our databases through Resources A-Z on the library homepage.
Current and historical research related to growth and development of children through the age of 21.
As you construct a search for education research, make sure to include search terms for the following:
Pay attention to the currency of the research. Education is constantly evolving and research from 20 years ago is of limited value.