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ERIC - Education Resources Information Center ERIC is an online library of education research and information, sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) of the U S Department of Education
ERIC FAQ - General ERIC is an online library of education research and information, sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) of the U S Department of Education
ERIC - Advanced Search Tips ERIC will look for your search terms across a set of key ERIC fields: title, author, source, abstract and descriptor You can also enter an ERIC accession number (ERIC ID) to search for the ERIC document itself, as well as documents that mention or cite the document by ID
ERIC Multimedia - Searching How Do I Start Using the ERIC API? Wondering how to get started using the ERIC API for searching and saving results? This quick video gives you step-by-step instructions
ERIC Multimedia - Basics How are ERIC records created for journal and non-journal content and what data populates each metadata field? This video walks you through the process and explains the life story of an ERIC record
Childrens Question Asking and Curiosity: A Training Study - ERIC In this paper, the authors describe their work investigating the relationship between pre-school children's curiosity and question asking, and assess the effectiveness of training them to ask different types of questions
ERIC FAQ - Searching ERIC This video shows one way that researchers may want to use the ERIC API to conduct a systematic review It shows how to use the fields in ERIC to capture all relevant research and how to export findings to a spreadsheet:
ERIC - ED674790 - Lets Stop Asking Whether Teachers Are Professionals . . . Instead of debating whether teachers are professionals, it is more useful to ask what kind of professionals they should be Policies that empower teachers and encourage collaborative decision-making can help restore their status and strengthen the profession