RESEARCH RESTART

The Libraries are resuming limited in-person research activities by appointment only as part of the University's Research Restart Plan.
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Education

Specialists

Libraries

Blogs

Black lives/Black joy | June 30, 2020
Juneteenth and beyond | June 23, 2020
An Interview with Mario Pamplona | June 16, 2020
Cubberley Library's new book shelf | May 11, 2020
Trial access to U.S.Documents Masterfile database of historic US government documents | April 13, 2020

Topic guides

Elementary education
Children's & young adult books -- awards
Children's books -- special collections
Assessment in education
History and social science education
Character education
School violence
Classroom management
Creativity and education
Curriculum studies
Early childhood education
Economics of education
Education policy
Education research
Education and psychology
European education
Guidance and counseling (education)
International comparative education
Education law
Giftedness and education
Islamic education and Muslims
Jewish education
English and language arts education
Music in education
Latin American education
Motivation and education
Neurosciences and learning
Qualitative research in education
Quantitative research in education
School and community
School and education reform
Second language learning
Sociology of education
Technology and education
Vocational education
Philosophy of education
Immigrant and migrant education
Reading instruction
Writing instruction
Language and education
Education in the Middle East
Higher education teaching

Course guides

PWR 1JPA
The rhetoric of a liberal arts education
PWR 2JPA
How we got schooled: the rhetoric of literacy and education
PWR 1TSC
Academia unleashed: contemporary rhetorics of higher education
EDUC 206A
International comparative education: applied research methods
PWR 1LS
Beyond the achievement gap: writing about education
PWR 1AF
PWR 1AF: Schooling in the American Mind: Rhetorics of Teaching and Learning

Notable collections

  • Head shot of Paul Hurd

    Hurd Collection

    The Paul DeHart Hurd Collection on Science Education includes materials on the teaching of science, science education policy, curriculum, and related topics.

  • Head shot of Richard L. Venezky, a leading expert in the history of literacy and reading

    Venezky Collection

    The Venezky Collection contains primers and readers published in the U.S. between the end of the eighteenth century through the early decades of the twentieth century.

  • The Fund for the Jack and Arden Lee Baha'i Collection

    Baha'i Collection

    A collection of collections, originating from one of the most extensive private libraries of materials related to the Baha'i Faith, includes thousands of books, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs and early Baha’i publications from many countries and in various languages, from Urdu to Japanese to Greenlandic.

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