Sample information sources follow
Visit each page on a specific Exceptional Students group to find information resources books, articles, and websites. You'll also find example sources recommended by your SCC librarians.
Resources all students should consider
Whichever topic you choose, all students can consider seeking information from:
- Books: Information from books, including both encyclopedia entries that summarize your topic and books dedicated to specific topics (like students with autism or classroom management for example)
- Articles in periodicals: Especially articles from scholarly journals of Education, Child Development, and related fields which you find in library databases or other indexes to scholarly journals
- Websites: Trustworthy resources you find on the free internet, especially websites from professional associations
Other sources
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Other types of information sources including text, videos, podcasts, or interviews with experts are fine to use in your research in addition to books, articles, and other information in the college library collection.
- Professional associations are expert sources of information. Librarians can help you find professional associations for various types of teachers. Examples:
Don't see your topic listed?
As this guide cannot include an exhaustive list of all topics you may wish to:
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