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ERIC is the best of the education indexes.

You can type your search terms

ERIC search results:

There are two kinds of documents found in ERICERIC:

Documents are from RIE RIE and are made available from the Dept. of Education on microfiche. Documents (materials not published in journals) include conference proceedings, Nova practicums, school training materials, etc. They have EDEDnumbers.

Journal articles are indexed in CIJECIJE. They have EJEJ numbers.

You can find the ERIC EDED number near the top of the abstract.

Keywords versus Controlled VocabularySubject HeadingsIndex TermsERIC Descriptors

Inclusion

Third w grade

ESOL

Mainstreaming

Grade 3

English (second language)

Diagram for Boolean Searching

Full Text Journal Search

Click in box in front of the database and

then type in the search terms.

Full Text and PDF icons indicate whenyou can obtain the article online. However,the PDF version will show you the pagenumbers and graphics for the article.

Search ERIC andERIC E-Subscribe for ERIC EDs

Use Full Text Journal Search..Search Wilson Education Abstracts FT, ProQuest Direct and Expanded Academic ASAP in InfoTrac to find full-text articles.

Find journal articles and ERIC documents you have available locally.

Request materials from DLS online.

Using Your Computer in the Research Process