Education

Includes primary sources from our collections for elementary and secondary education, including the Mississippi School Surveys in eGrove.

How to find print books and eBooks from our collections that include lesson plans, as well as a listing of K-12 databases.

Selected databases for articles and movie/film options for counselor education. Scales and measures also listed.

published and unpublished histories of UM, manuscripts, digital collections, UM civil rights commemorations and 1962 integration.

Need a study carrel? Find out all of the library privileges offered to grad students.

Videos and step-by-step guides for using some of our most popular library resources and services.

Selected trends, concepts, and skills for teaching mathematics to elementary students; related applications and field experiences.

Selected concepts, skills, and materials for teaching of secondary social studies; use of materials and technology in association with related applications and field experience.

Selected databases, book collections, websites, and more that explore the connection between science and education, teaching and learning.

This guide outlines resources in the Archives & Special Collections related to the Dr. Amy Wells Dolan's EDHE 660/780.

Selected databases and recommended resources for UM doctoral students. Includes helpful links for literature reviews.

UM scholarly output such as theses and dissertations and research activity in departments across campus, including the School of Education are found here.

Contact the IDEALab (located on the 1st floor of the library) to set up a 3D print, poster print, borrow a MacBook, use our VR, make buttons, and more.

Log into Blackboard and enroll in our class: Library Skills. Filled with 7 critical thinking and information literacy self-paced modules and quizzes.

Use ILL for FREE to request any article or book that UM Libraries does not own. Articles are always in PDF form, sent within 24-48 hours. Books (especially print) may take up to 2 weeks.

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