Get started on your research projects using this guide created for SOCI 12029G students at Sheridan College. Find suggested databases where you can find journal articles, ebooks, newspapers, and more. Do you need research help? Check out the Research Tips Guide. For more information on how to cite sources in APA Style, please review the Cite it Right Guide.
Just getting started on your research? The best place to search the library collections is through Page 1+.
Adoptive Families Blended/Step Families Foster Families Immigrant/Refugee Families
Lone-Parent Families LGBTQ+ Families Skip-Generation Families Teen Parent Families
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Finding good quality sources is an important skill to learn and develop throughout your studies. Ensure that you choose the best sources for your assignments, by reviewing Sheridan Library's Evaluating Websites guide.
For your assignment, you may consider finding community services that support your population group. Check out these community services databases:
Are you curious to know who lives in your community? Locate demographic data by searching the below databases:
Browse the list of selected databases to find newspapers, scholarly journal articles, or ebooks. A complete list of collections is viewable through Sheridan Library's A-Z List.
Are you looking for videos to learn more about Canadian families, or tutorials to enhance your presentation skills? Sheridan Library has you covered! Check out our video collections.
Curio: Thousands of programs and documentaries from CBC Canada and Radio-Canada. See the Curio Guide for details.
Films on Demand provides over 14,000 documentary and educational videos from a wide variety of producers, such BBC, National Geographic, Cengage Learning, PBS, TED, and Scientific American Frontiers.
LinkedIn Learning offers over 1,000 videos related to business, technology, design, and software training. These "how-to" videos are short and easy to follow, clearly taking the viewer step-by-step.