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Education: Books

A collection of information resources and guidance for Education students

New Education books in the Drill Hall Library

Developmental contexts in middle childhood : bridges to adolescence and adulthood
Quantitative Methods in Educational and Social Research
Cover art for The Career Coaching Toolkit
Leading anti-bias early childhood programs : a guide for change
Mental health and wellbeing in the workplace
Cover art for Career theories and models at work
Children's errors in mathematics
Childhood, culture and society
The research journal : a reflective tool for your first independent research project
Teaching students with special needs in inclusive classrooms

Children's books

Our children’s book collection can be found as part of the Lifestyle Collection in the Group Study Zone. These books are intended for use by trainee teachers as a teaching practice collection.

Browse the collection when you have the time. Many amazing titles are available!

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We try really hard to make sure that you have access to all the resources you need. 

If you:

  • cannot find a reading list text on LibrarySearch
  • think there are too few copies of a text in the library
  • want something specific for your own interest or research

then please send me an email or speak to one of your student representatives.

Introduction - Books, books, books

Books are an essential resource for academic study (though you will need to go beyond them!). Luckily, we have well over 100,000 of them in the Drill Hall Library, and access to thousands of electronic books as well.

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You can find physical and electronic books through your university LibrarySearch, using the options in the left-hand menu.

  • CCCU - go to LibrarySearch and ensure you are logged in.
  • Kent - go to LibrarySearch and ensure you are logged in.
  • Greenwich - log in to the Portal, go to the My Learning (students) or Learning Support (staff) page and click the link to LibrarySearch from here. Ensure you log in. This works much more effectively than going directly to LibrarySearch.

Ebooks

Ebooks are available from each university - these can be accessed from home and in most cases can be used by multiple people at once.

Search your university LibrarySearch, and select ebooks from the left-hand menu. If no ebook option appears, it simply means we don't have any ebooks for that search, but you can always try a different search.

 

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