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ED 105: Foundations of Teaching and Learning

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Getting Started

This guide is a great place to start your education research. Use the tabs across the top of the guide to explore article, book and Web resources. Remember that these are only some of the sources that may be useful to you. For help with any of your research needs e-mail AskUs.

Class Assignment

For your library instruction assignment, find one article on your group's topic. Using the Google Sheet, list your names and a link (use the Permalink) and fill in the categories regarding your research process and results. Be prepared to discuss your results with the class.