Search by keywords/phrases and use Boolean searching.
AND: "bilingual education" AND policy
OR: "culturally relevant pedagogy" OR "culturally relevant curriculum"
Using "Quotation Marks" searches words as a phrase.
Limit search results by Date and Peer-Reviewed journals.
Truncation searches variations of a word. The symbol used is asterisk *.
bilingual* will retrieve: bilingual, bilingualism, bilingual education, etc.
Check Subject terms to see if there are any synonym terms to consider.
Start Your Research will search the two education databases, ERIC and Education Source, along with other related databases in Education and related disciplines.
Helps with identifying children's and young adult books by reading level, age, grade, interest level, awards, honors, prizes, character qualities and more. Includes reviews and curriculum tools.
Provides multimedia content to complement children's and young adult books in English and Spanish. Resources include audio book readings, book discussion guides, and lesson plans. Current.
Google Scholar can be a useful tool when collecting research information.
Consider the features in Settings to make it work better with your research:
â–ºLibrary Links - FindIt@TxState
â–ºBibliography Manager - set this EndNote (which is referring to the desktop version).
Many library databases allow searches to be limited to articles published in Peer-Reviewed journals, but this filter is not available in Google Scholar. Consult Ulrich's to find out if a journal is considered Refereed/Peer-Reviewed by searching the title of the journal.
This is a browser extension - if you find an article on the web, it will bring you to the full-text through TXST Libraries. This tool can also help with alerting you to journals considered "Problematic" (potentially predatory).