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EDUCATION DATABASES
Education Research Databases
ERIC
The Education Resources Information Center is the most comprehensive,
widely used database in education, indexing over 1.2 million unpublished
reports and papers and in addition to journal literature, with links to
full text where available. As of 2004, ERIC provides users
with online access to the full text of ERIC Education Documents (EDs)
in PDF image format.
Education Research Complete
Provides citations to over 1500 journals, and full text to over 750;
as well as full text of numerous books and conference papers.
Offers comprehensive coverage of an international range of periodicals,
monographs and yearbooks on a variety of education-related topics.
Up-to-date subject headings are available through a thesaurus reflecting
contemporary terminology, and graphical content in the form of PDF
page images accompany many full text articles.
Teacher
Reference Center
Cites and provides abstracts for
more than 270 popular education journals geared toward teachers and administrators.
Academic Search Complete
This EbscoHost database merits mention here as the world's largest
scholarly, multi-discipline full text electronic index,
citing numerous valuable peer-reviewed publications found in no other
database. Academic areas of study covered include social sciences,
humanities, language and linguistics, arts and literature, ethnic
studies, and education.
Mental Measurements Yearbook
Critical evaluations of over 2,000 commercially available tests in
education, psychology, business, and intelligence. All MMY entries
contain descriptive information (e.g., test purpose, publisher, pricing)
and edited review(s) written by leading content area experts.
Additional electronic
sources...
Chronicle Of Higher Education
A premium source of academic news and information. It reports
on developments in higher education and information technology as it
relates to the interests of faculty members and administrators; provides
updates on grant opportunities; and posts the latest job announcements
in the academic arena.
MAS Ultra: School Edition
Offers full text articles with reading level indicators for more than
460 popular high school magazines. Full text is also available for
50,000 biographies and 60,000 primary source documents. Also contains
pamphlets, reference books (including the CIA World Factbook and World
Almanac & Book of Facts), and an Image Collection.
National Center for Education
Statistics-Data and Surveys
As the primary federal entity concerned with education related data,
NCES's stated purpose is to "collect and report statistics and
information showing the condition and progress of education in the
United States and other nations in order to promote and accelerate the
improvement of American education."
Primary Search
Designed specifically for elementary school libraries, contains full
text for more than 50 popular magazines. All full text articles are
assigned a reading level indicator (Lexile). Full text is also available
for over 100 student-appropriate pamphlets. Also features: an
Encyclopedia of Animals, Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia (with entries
written specifically for kids), American Heritage Children's Dictionary,
3rd Edition, and an Image Collection.
And not to be missed:
LEXIS-NEXIS
This electronic News index bears inclusion here as a valuable
access tool to newspaper articles, features, and op-eds on the
gamut of topics of current concern--including education.
Proceeding to "General News" and choosing "Guided Search" allows you to
search complex topics within headline or lead paragraph, and to limit by
publication type (newspapers, newsletters, journals, e.g.)--or even
publication title (New York Times, e.g.), if desired.
SELECTED PRINT RESOURCES
Directories
Annual Register of
Grant Support: A Directory of Funding Sources. New
Providence, NJ: R. R. Bowker. (RH LC) Ref L1.G8
A standard reference source on financial support, featuring four
indexes: Subject, Organization and Program, Geographic Breakdown,
and Personnel.
The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory. Lakeville,
CT: Grey House Pub.
(LC) Ref LC4704.6.C66
"A One-Stop Source Book for Individuals and Professionals," the
Directory identifies and describes associations, newsletters and
magazines, books and tapes, and products and services relating to
learning disabilities. It also identifies schools, other learning
centers, and government agencies with contact information.
Directory of Postsecondary Institutions. Washington, DC:
Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U. S. Department of
Education.
(RH LC) Ref L901.A612
A two-volume set, the Directory identifies both degree-granting
and non-degree-granting institutions; provides basic information on each
of over 10,000 postsecondary institutions in the U.S. and in outlying
areas, including degrees offered (where applicable) and accreditation
status.
Catholic Schools in America. Sun City West, AZ:
Millard T. Fisher. (LC) Ref LC501.C372
Beginning with an alphabetical index by state, this guide identifies
diocesan superintendents and K-12 schools and provides information by
and about the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA).
HEP Higher Education Directory. Falls Church, VA:
Higher Educations Publications. (RH LC MM) Ref
L901.H46
Lists accredited, degree-granting institutions of postsecondary
education in the U.S. and its outlying areas which meet the traditional
Department of Education eligibility requirements.
Patterson's American Education. Mount Prospect, IL:
Educational Directories, Inc. (LC) Ref L901.P3
Standard, comprehensive annual directory to secondary schools, covering
11,300 public school districts, 32,000 public secondary schools, 5,000
private and Catholic secondary schools, and more than 6,000
post-secondary schools in an easy-to-use format. Appears annually.
Private Independent Schools. Wallingford, CT:
Bunting and Lyon, Inc. (LC) Ref L901.P68
Provides listings and descriptions of over 1,000 boarding and day
schools spanning nursery through grade 12 and a postgraduate year,
arranged by state or foreign country. Also featured are summer programs,
"Blue Pages" with criteria for locating your optimum school, and "Green
Pages" to identify appropriate programs for learning-different students.
Encyclopedias, Handbooks, Research
Encyclopedia of Language and Education. Dordrecht;
Boston; London: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
(LC) Ref P40.8.E53
This eight-volume work "signals the maturity of the field 'language
and education' as an international field of significance and cohesion."
Contributors hail from over forty countries worldwide; their reviews
discuss language and education issues affecting cultures everywhere.
Encyclopedia of Middle Grades Education. Greenwich, CT:
Information Age Publishing. (LC MM) Ref LB1623.E53
Seeks to fill a "recognized void" by defining and describing the
various elements, features, and characteristics of the middle level
concept. Essays chronicle the history and development of the
middle level movement and discuss its philosophical foundations.
Encyclopedia of Psychology. Washington, D.C.:
American Psychological Association. (RH LC MM) Ref +BF31.E552
With extensive articles and references on such topical areas as
adolescence, child development, cognition, learning, and motivation, and
counseling, this eight-volume work bears inclusion here.
Encyclopedia of Special Education. New York: John
Wiley & Sons. (LC) Ref LC4007.E53.
This 3-volume reference work features over 2,000 entries
encompassing: biographies, educational and psychological tests,
interventions and service delivery, handicapping conditions, related
services, legal topics (such as the ADA and Technology Acts), the
emergence of inclusion, Highly Qualified Teachers, and related areas.
Freed, Melvyn N. The Educator's Desk Reference.
Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers. (LC MM) Ref LB1028.27.U6 F74
The EDR seeks to facilitate educational research by
highlighting premium electronic and print information sources as well as
statistical tools and software available to the researcher. This
second edition offers new sections on the Internet, measurements,
and techniques for exploratory data analysis.
Handbook of Educational Psychology. New York:
Simon & Schuster Macmillan. (LC) Ref +LB1051.H2527
Addressing a readership of researchers, university teachers, and
graduate students, the editors seek in this 1,000-page volume to balance
issues of educational practice with the emergence of cognition as the
prevailing theoretical framework in psychology. The four
fundamental domains covered are students, curriculum, teachers, and
context. Articles there under are followed by abundant references
to works by the field's leading theorists and practitioners.
Handbook of Research on Multicultural Education. San
Francisco: Jossey-Bass. (LC) Ref+LC1099.3.H35
The Handbook attempts to assemble the major research and
scholarship related to multicultural education as it has evolved since
its inception in the 1960s. Research here comprises
experimental and quasi-experimental designs, historical and
philosophical inquiry, ethnographic studies, case studies, survey
research, scholarship broadly defined, and insights gained from
practice. Chapters identify and expound on diverse disciplinary
roots constituting the foundations of the field.
International Encyclopedia of Adult Education and Training.
2nd ed. New York: Elsevier Science Inc. (LC) Ref LC5215.I586
A systematic presentation of current international scholarship on
adult education and training problems, theories, policies,
practices, and institutions. Laid out in seven main sections, this
single-volume work attempts to describe the theoretical and empirical
knowledge base of adult education and relate it to the domain of
policy-making.
International Encyclopedia of Teaching and Teacher Education.
New York: Elsevier Science Inc. (LC) LB17.I56
Provides overviews of specific areas of education for current or
prospective practitioners. Assessment and promotion, cognition and
motivation, administration and policy, parental and community roles,
international approaches, and other areas are explored and numerous
bibliographic references provided at the conclusion of each section.
Literacy in America: an Encyclopedia of History, Theory, and
Practice. Santa Barbara: ABC/CLIO. (LC) LC151.L487
Providing a comprehensive overview of the study and teaching of literacy
in the United States, this 2-volume encyclopedia discusses "multiple
literacies," including reading, writing,, listening, and speaking; and
"new literacies" such as popular culture, media, and technology.
Using a non-technical language, this resource explores historical topics
along with historical trends.
Philosophy of Education: An Encyclopedia. New
York: Garland Publishing, Inc.,1996. (LC) Ref
LB17.P485
A reference work addressed to general readers, university
students, and scholars, containing 228 signed articles written by 184
authors. It is designed to show the diversity of topics
contributing to the philosophy of education.
Women in Higher Education: an Encyclopedia.
Santa Barbara: ABC/CLIO. (LC) Ref LC1568.W66
Identifies and discusses many of the disparate aspects of collegiate
education as they pertain to women, from the perspective of academe as a
still-male-dominated world and institutional environment. Thus
whole sections of this work bear such designations as "Gender Theory and
the Academy," "Feminism in the Academy," "Women in the Curriculum," and
"Women and Higher Education Policy."
World Education Encyclopedia. 2nd ed. Farmington Hills,
MI: Gale Group, 2002. (RH LC) Ref LB15.W67
In three volumes, offers readers comparative, in-depth essays by
scholars and educators from across the United States and around the
world on the educational systems of 233 countries and/or territories.
WEE also contains custom-made graphs and statistical tables, as
well as regional maps and an extensive index.
Review of Research in Education. Vols.: 1973-. Itasca,
IL: F. E. Peacock Publishers. (RH LC) Ref
L1.R352
Appearing annually, this source highlights the year's significant
innovative research in topical areas of modern education.
Guides for
Students
Guide to American Graduate Schools. New York:
Penguin Books. (LC) Ref L901.L5
The Guide identifies and describes post-baccalaureate
opportunities at more than 1,200 accredited institutions in the areas
of:
Law, Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Health Professions, Social
Work, Medicine, Agriculture, Business Administration, Fine and Applied
Arts, Dentistry, Engineering, and Computer Science.
Peterson's Graduate & Professional Programs: An Overview.
Princeton, NJ: Peterson's Guides. (LC) Ref L901.P458
Thoroughly describes all graduate programs at more than 1,700
institutions. Also identifies faculty research specialties and
gives full listings of all degree programs by field, including a
directory of combined-degree programs.
Peterson's Internships. Princeton, NJ: Peterson's
Guides. (LC) Ref LC1059.I64
Features over 50,000 intern opportunities in a variety of fields,
spanning arts, science and technical, commercial/retail, public
administration, and other areas. This is a career aid to earning
while learning, but also to networking, making valuable contacts, and
sharpening interviewing skills.
Peterson's MBA Programs. Princeton, NJ: Peterson's
Guides. (LC) Ref L901.P483
Offers complete information on more than 900 institutions in North
America and abroad offering 2,900 MBA and master's-level business
programs. Identifies options for full-time, part-time,
joint-degree, executive MBA, and distance learning options. As a
premium, this source also advises on career options, hiring trends, and
salaries in the current job market.
Scholarships, Fellowships, and Loans. Detroit: Gale
Research, Inc. (RH LC MM) Ref LB2338.F4
"A Guide to Education-Related Financial Aid Programs for Students and
Professionals." SFL provides access to over 6,000 sources of
education-related financial aid for students and professionals at all
areas and levels of study--from undergraduate and vocational/technical
to post-doctorate and professional study.
Institutional Descriptions, Histories, Rankings
College Blue Book. New York: Macmillan
Information. (RH LC) Ref LA226.C7
standard professional reference on higher education. Its five
volumes cover, respectively: Narrative Descriptions; Tabular Data;
Degrees Offered by College and Subject; Occupational Education; and
Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants, and Loans. Coverage includes
universities, senior and two-year colleges, and various specialized
institutions.
Education Rankings Annual. Detroit: Gale Research.
(RH LC MM) Ref LB2331.63.E34
Updated annually, this source comprises 3,700 rankings and lists on
education compiled from "Educational and General Interest Published
Sources." It's unique in its consideration of institutional
reputation in addition to more standard, objective criteria such as
faculty publications, tuition levels, and library facilities.
International Directory of University Histories.
Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. (RH LC) Ref
L900.I47
Provides detailed information on a diverse array of selected
universities, colleges, and other research centers around the world.
Over 200 unique institutions, some in operation for 1,000 years, are
identified.
SELECTED INTERNET RESOURCES
GENERAL INTEREST SITES
SUBJECT-BASED SITES
Arts and Music Education
Geometry Through Art
For the aspiring young Mondrians in your charge, this site develops
artistry as well as Euclidian insights. Arts education with a
different angle--not for the obtuse.
Music Education
Madness Site Offers suggestions for lesson planning, a
business directory, feature articles, some witty "musical malaprops",
news and opinions, and useful links for music educators, who "have the
unique opportunity to mold students not only in an academic sense, but
in an aesthetic,cultural, emotional, physical, and even spiritual
sense."
Careers, Certification, Employment
Fordham University's GSE Career Services GSE's continually updated
programs and services include a calendar of events, an Online Resource
Center for career planning and job seeking, workshops in resume and
cover letter writing, and interview preparation.
Teachers at Work The
"most valuable resource" for both the teaching job-seeker and the human
resource administrator seeking teachers. You can view jobs, post
jobs, and submit or review resumes on this site.
K-12 Jobs for Teachers A
site for seekers of teaching positions at K-12 as well as vocational
schools. Postings include complete job descriptions with contact
information.
Teacher Certification
This NYSED site provides current teaching certification requirements for
NY State as well as links to job banks and information of interest to
practicing teachers and school administrators.
Computer Technology in Education
Computers 4 Kids Dedicated to
helping students at all levels gain access to computer technology and
the mastery thereof, whether in home, school, or community setting.
For educators, this site provides means of applying directly for
technology grants for an array of educational programs.
U.S. Department of Education
Office of Educational Technology The Clinton Administration
established this office with the mission to bring technology into the
classroom, for the expressed purpose of developing communication, math,
science, reading, and critical thinking skills. Offers programs
and identifies federal resources, publications and research, and
conferences.
Electronic Learning in your Classroom Web-based,
ready-to-use activities designed to meet learning standards and make
learning fun. Features copious frolicsome yet didactically rich
curriculum ideas in the areas of language arts, math, social studies,
and science.
Counseling and School Psychology
American Counseling Association
Online Addressing the information needs of professional
counselors, provides breaking news on current events, public policy, and
other developments affecting the working lives of counselors, whether in
school settings or elsewhere.
New York State School Counselor Association As the
chartered state chapter of the
American School Counselor Association (ASCA), NYSSCA commits itself
to advocacy for school counselors statewide.
MEDLINEplus:
Teen Health Features latest breaking news on adolescent health
and research from the National Institutes of Health as well as sections
on coping (for beleaguered parents), nutrition, prevention/screening,
and specific medical conditions.
SEX, ETC. A
"teens for teens" site created by the Network for Family Life Education
and praised by Hillary Rodham Clinton for its quality and appeal to
young people. Features stories and commentary on such themes as
love, sex, relationships, HIV/AIDS, violence and other issues.
National Education Association Absenteeism, the "Dropout
Crisis", drugs, violence and other forms of abuse, disappearance of arts
education in public schools all are among issues addressed in NEA's site
for educators, support professionals, parents and community.
Practical tips for teachers, a new "Educators' 100 Favorite Books List,"
and proposals for policymakers are all put forth here.
ETS TestLink: Featuring the Educational Testing Service's
library of more than 25,000 tests and other modes of measurement of
interest to researchers, graduate students, and teachers. This
immense compilation comprises tests primarily from the US, but
additionally from Canada, Britain, and Australia.
Government Sites
DOE Funding Opportunities Provides information necessary to apply
for federally-based grants, including grants competition alerts and
links to other offices and programs supplying additional information on
securing funding.
U.S. Census Bureau--Education Covers the following:
Educational Attainment, for people 15 years old and over; Field of
Training, for those 18 and over; and related topics, including school
enrollment.
National
Institute on Early Childhood Development and Education The
Department of Education's Early Childhood Institute sponsors research
promoting optimum preparation of children for the educational
environment. It presents such research, as well as related links
and publications, in this site.
New York State Education
Department The Web site of the certifying body for New York
State's teachers. Here you'll learn about the Department's
mission, purview, policy-creating machinery, and history.
Doing What Works
Sponsored by the US Department of education, this easy-to-navigate site
promotes effective teaching practices in alignment with the No Child
Left Behind legislation.
ACEnet: American
Council on Education Devoted to equal opportunities in higher
education, the Council's web site draws on a wide array of information
sources on topics such as accreditation, minorities in higher education,
and financial aid.
NCATE The
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education establishes this
discipline's essential standards and guidelines. This site
presents these, as well as information concerning other NCATE
publications, special projects, and a guide to accredited schools.
CollegeSource This online mega-source features over 11,800 college catalogs in
complete cover-to-cover, original page format representing 2-year,
4-year, graduate and professional schools. Provides access to
course descriptions, admission requirements, campus maps, and more.
CollegeSource matches you with schools which meet your requirements.
Peterson's College Guide This "Education Supersite" allows you to explore significant features
of colleges and universities, undergraduate as well as graduate
programs, job opportunities (featuring over 5,000 company profiles),
study abroad programs, and more.
U.S. News Online News coverage of the higher education scene
in general. Also features the ever popular guide to colleges and
graduate schools from U.S. News and World Report, including its
annual rankings. Features sound, practical bases for school
comparisons.
Institute of International
Education As this country's premier educational exchange and
training organization, IIE assists students seeking Fulbright grants as
well as university or college advisers working with international
students. It also accesses users to listings of over 4,000 study
abroad programs and to research on international educational issues.
MERLOT
Designed primarily for faculty and students of higher education, the
Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching
assembles links to online learning materials along with annotations such
as peer reviews and assignments. Membership is free, an updated
membership directory is provided, and members are encouraged to add
materials, comments, and assignments.
Inside Schools/Advocates for Children of New York An online
information-sharing/activist round table for public school parents,
children's advocates, journalists and teachers committed to improving
education in the City by navigating the school bureaucracy while making
the system more accountable to students.
PEN: Public
Education Network This "Nation's largest network of
community-based school reform organizations" taps you into the work of
Local Education Funds and suggests strategies for improving student
achievement in public schools.
National Center
for Summer Learning Founded in 1992, this Johns Hopkins
affiliate focuses on providing children and youth unique opportunities
to learn and practice essential skills during the summer months.
Currently over two million young people in 30 states are served by this
program.
National Institute for Early Education Research
Based at Rutgers University, NIEER supports early childhood education by
providing "objective, nonpartisan information based on
research. Among the site's many useful features is a contact
information list of experts in the field.
ADL
Curriculum Connections: Anti-Bias Lesson Plans Features lesson
plans and resources for K-12 educators that integrate multi-cultural,
anti-bias, and social justice themes into the curricula. provides
teacher with tools for addressing adolescent and classroom management
issues like name-calling, bullying, and even hate crimes.
Inspiring
Teachers An online innovation by teachers for teachers, this site
offers helpful tips, encouragement, teaching strategies, recommended
books by subject, discussions lists, and a weekly newsletter. Also
featured are educational sites useful to new teachers.
National Association for Bilingual Education The premier national
body concerned with targeting and promoting educational interests of
both English language learners and bilingual education professionals.
NABE's 20,000+ membership comprises bilingual and
English-as-a-second-language teachers, administrators,
paraprofessionals, university professors and students, researchers,
advocates, policymakers, and parents.
Reading is Fundamental RIF is
America's leading nonprofit children's literacy organization, whose aim
is to get children to want to read. RIF gets free books into kids'
hands and makes reading fun through exciting reading-related activities.
Carol Hurst's
Children's Literature Site Promoting reading is the theme,
with citations and reviews of quality children's books, and good
suggestions for making use of them.
Tapped In A
forum and resource site for a growing community of over 3400 K-16
teachers, staff and researchers engaged in professional development
programs and assorted collaborative activities with colleagues.
Members can hold real-time discussions and classes and interact via
mailing lists and discussion boards.
Black
Collegian Online The electronic version of the national career
opportunities magazine. Offers copious career planning/job search
information, with commentary by leading African-American writers, and
coverage of college life and news.
Phi Delta Kappa
An international organization for professional educators, with emphasis
on quality in public education as a hallmark of "a democratic way of
life."
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Founded in
1943, the ASCD is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization representing
175,000 educators from more than 135 countries. Membership comprises
superintendents, supervisors, principals, teachers, professors of
education, and school board members. Its mission is to foster among
educators a level of professional practice which ensures the success of
young learners.
American Federation of Teachers AFT was founded in 1916 to represent
the economic, social and professional interests of classroom teachers.
Affiliated with the AFL-CIO, the union counts more than 1.3 million
members, including teachers, paraprofessionals, and higher education
faculty and staff. AFT luminaries include Albert Einstein, Hubert
Humphrey, Frank McCourt, and John Dewey.
Qualifying College Tests and Exams
ETS NET A
gateway to definitive information about college and graduate school
admissions and placement tests, linking to AP, GRE, GMAT, SAT, the
Praxis Series, and TOEFL sites, as well as other educational resources.
GRE Geared
toward those students planning to take the Graduate Record Examination,
this site provides information on all facets of preparation and
registration, with sample test questions and answers to frequently asked
questions.
Princeton Review
Creators of Cracking the SAT, PR aims to assist
underprivileged students in particular prepare for all major
standardized tests. PR is the preeminent standardized test
preparation company operating across four channels of distribution:
courses, books, software, and online services.
SAT--College
Board Online Addresses questions of students and parents;
likewise a good resource for high school and college faculty,
counselors, and those working in admissions and financial aid.
Aids in test preparation as well as registration.
Science, Math, Environment
Environmental
Education Center This EPA cite has attractions for both
students and teachers, with topics such as Curriculum Resources &
Activities, Student Jobs & Scholarships, Grants, and Awards.
Resources for Science
Learning The Franklin Institute's site emphasizes leadership
in science learning research and innovative program development with
focus areas in education technology, teacher development, gender and
family learning, and youth leadership. Features online science content
and resources and professional development opportunities for educators.
Math Forum
@ Drexel Drexel University's site offers k-16 educators
technologically savvy content, featuring "MathTools", a teacher-friendly
digital library of mathematics software resources for lessons,
activities, and support materials.
YAHOO!
Science and Math Education A constellation of links related to
the primary areas of science, technology, and mathematics. Also
features listings of institutes, organizations, and conferences of
interest to educators and scientists.
Digital Video Library
Created by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, this site
provides math and science educators with a wide variety of video content
which integrates theory with research and case studies, actual classroom
footage, scientific demos, and interviews with students and teachers.
Learning
Science A portal for science students and teachers to
Web-based learning resources vetted by scientists and science
educators. Organized to National Academy of Sciences standards,
these tools include simulations, inquiry-based lessons, visual lessons,
imaging, and interactive Web lessons.
Action
Bioscience Published by the American Institute of Biological
Sciences, this site aims to promote bioscience literacy. the main
sections: Biodiversity, Biotechnology, Environment, Evolution, Genomics,
and New Frontiers, all feature original articles written by
academicians, scientists, science undergrad students, and freelance
writers.
Understanding
Evolution A co-creation of U California's Museum of
Paleontology and the National center for science education, this site
offers K-12 teachers with lesson plans and classroom activities, a
convenient glossary, thought-provoking diagrams and images, and sensible
rebuttals against creationist arguments against evolution.
Top of Page
Social Studies, History, Geography
Ease
History An MSU-created site which provides educators the means
to create experiential US history lessons making use of the over 600
videos and photographs available on the site. Key entry points
featured are: Historical Events, Campaign Ads, and Core Values.
SERI: Special
Education Resources on the Internet A collection of
Internet-accessible information resources of interest to anyone working
in a field related to special education. Here you'll find
discussion of a variety of mental and physical disabilities, with
references to resources for both educators and parents, including books
of interest.
David
Vassar, Fordham University Libraries
Last Update: February 2, 2010
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