....so how can I get a copy of the article? We get that question a lot. We have a link on the library homepage to search just journal titles--it is linked below. Click on it and type in the title of the journal you are looking for (NOT the article title), and (if UST has access to the journal--in any format) you will get a list of where we have it. Sometimes it may be online, sometimes only in print at a library, and sometimes it may be in microform in a library. Try it out.
Online databases are an important tool for locating journal articles and other documents related to your topic. The education databases (first 3) will have research articles as well as articles or documents with classroom teaching ideas for any subject area. The databases listed after Academic Search Premier, are specialized in various subject areas, and may provide additional resources on your topic.
These are useful if you have a topic that has a psychology or child development element. They are supplementary to the choices above.
