Education

The Education collection and related services are located on Queen's University's West Campus in McArthur Hall. The collection includes books for children & teens, teacher resources, K-12 school textbooks, Ministry of Education documents, scholarly books, and a multimedia collection of videos (DVD and online video), kits, posters, CDs, big books, and more. Thousands of e-books and e-journals complement these collections. Educational technology available in the Education Library includes 2 SMART Boards, an ELMO document camera, and teaching areas fully equipped with ceiling data projectors that are connected to computers, DVD players and sound systems.

The Education Guides offer starting points and recommended resources from our print and online collections for researchers and educators. Use them to find your way into the education-related scholarly literature or to discover curriculum-related materials for your classroom.

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Education Source

Publication coverage: Coverage dating back to 1929

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ERIC

Publication coverage: 1966 - present

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PsycINFO

Publication coverage: 1806-

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Teacher candidates, we have a large collection of professional journals for teachers, including:

  • Curio.ca
    Documentaries from television and radio, news reports, archival material, stock shots and more — thousands of programs and resources can be accessed on this site. Includes English and French language content.

  • Health & Physical Education Curriculum Resources: Grade 1-8
    These resources were developed to support implementation of Ontario’s 2010 H&PE Curriculum.
     

Fireplace Reading RoomNov 15, 2018
Fireplace Series - Sounding Routes and Places

Please join us for a conversation between:

ANDRA MCCARTNEY, Professor Emerita, Concordia University, Centre for Sensory Studies

LAURA MURRAY, Professor, Department of English and Cultural Studies Interdisciplinary Graduate Program
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Join Us as We Mark Treaties Recognition Week

Treaties Recognition Week is the first week of November every year. This year it is November 5 - November 9.

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