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For Brandman students who study in the field of special education, inclusion might be a research topic of interest to you. Here is a searchlight focus on how to search for information about inclusive education.
- Start on the library homepage. Type inclusive education into the Discover! search box and click on “Search”
- The first result you receive should be a Research Starter, which provides background information on inclusive education as well as overview of its applications. Additionally, the bibliography and suggested reading offer a wealth of resources.
- Aside from the research starter, you will see many books and e-books that the library owns on the topic of inclusion.
- To refine your search results, select the Advanced Search link below the search box and consider the following options:
- Add the Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals limiter
- Place the term in quotation marks: “inclusive education”
- Change the dropdown limiter from Select a Field to SU Subject Terms
- Change the date range
- Add additional terms
As always, Ask a Librarian if you need further assistance.
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