You can access a range of sources related to early learning topics on this guide. If you don't know where to start, try searching the recommended databases for sources like books, articles, and videos. Check out the Research Help page to learn how to build database searches as well as the Citation Help page for APA Style support.
While most of our content is online, you may find it helpful to use one of our print books, DVDs and reference works. Our printed materials are organized by call number, which corresponds to a subject area. The call number can be found on the spine of the book. Browse these call number areas for relevant material:
Search Page 1+ to find print and electronic books.
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Your project plan is the first important step in the research process. For tips on how to create well-focused research questions, search databases, and select high-quality sources, check out these online guides:
Search this database list for resources related to early learning, child development, and play-based curriculum, among others.
Refer to the eJournal Portal to browse periodicals by title, keyword, and topic.
