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        <Title>Action in Teacher Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Teacher Educators (ATE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1900 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1502</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-3110</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 620-9530</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>ATE1@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.siu.edu/departments/coe/ate/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.siu.edu/departments/coe/ate/media/ate_jrn2l.htm#Future
            Issues</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0162-6620</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>As the official publication of the Association of Teacher Educators, each issue
            of Action in Teacher Education deals with the improvement of both preservice and
            inservice teacher education at all levels. Issues are often thematic and focus upon
            "concepts, practices, and research which have implications and applicability for
            practitioners involved with teacher education." Articles are often research related,
            although the occasional opinion piece does appear.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>ALAN Review</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ALAN Newsletter</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Assembly on Literature for Adolescents, a special-interest group of the National
            Council of Teachers of English</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Florida State University, 209 MCH, Tallahassee, FL 32306-4490</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(850) 644-2997</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(850) 644-1880</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>pcarroll@garnet.acns.fsu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/ALAN/alan-review.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://english.byu.edu/ALAN/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0882-2840</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Literature Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Sponsored by the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents and the National Council
            of Teachers of English, the ALAN Review provides its readers with thoughtful and
            scholarly articles about young adult literature and practical articles about the
            teaching of young adult literature. Includes book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Biology Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Biology Teachers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11250 Roger Bacon Dr., Ste. 19, Reston, VA 22090</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 471-1134</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 435-5582</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>NABTer@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nabt.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nabt.org/sup/publications/guidelines.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.nabt.org/sup/publications/toc.asp</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0002-7685</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1938-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The emphasis of this journal is both conceptual and practical. The main articles
            review recent scientific discoveries, summarize concepts and developments, or examine
            recent educational theories and trends in terms of biology teaching. The "How-To-Do-It"
            section of the journal contains several practical articles that describe specific
            classroom procedures and preparations necessary for successful experiments and
            demonstrations. The final section, "Departments," includes letters to the editor;
            reviews of books, computer software, and audio visual materials; awards and conference
            notices; and an opinion forum entitled "Biology Today."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Educational Research Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>AERJ</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Educational Research Association (AERA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9485</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aera.net/pubs/aerj/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aera.net/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aera.net/pubs/pubinfo.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational sociology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Student development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Methods research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0002-8312</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1964-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A quarterly focused on broad topics in education, AERJ is devoted primarily to
            publishing "original reports of empirical and theoretical studies and analyses in
            education." Its articles, averaging around thirty pages in length, are heavy reading but
            deal with important issues. The journal is divided in two sections The Social and
            Institutional Analysis section of AERJ publishes scholarly research that "addresses
            significant political, cultural, social, economic and organizational issues in
            education." The Teaching, Learning, and Human Development section of AERJ publishes
            articles that "explore the constructs, processes, and outcomes of teaching, learning,
            and human development in diverse educational settings."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Journal of Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>School Review</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>University of Chicago Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(773) 753-3347</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(773) 753-0811</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>subscriptions@journals.uchicago.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJE/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJE/instruct.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJE/toc.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational theories</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0195-6744</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1893-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal looks at various aspects of education applied to all age levels,
            from birth to death. A wide spectrum of issues, from policy to the personal, are covered
            in a fairly lengthy, though readable manner. The typical journal contains three to four
            main articles along with several review essays and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>AMC Montessori Newsletter</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>American Montessori Consulting Newsletter</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Montessori Consulting</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 5062, Rossmoor, CA 90720</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(562) 598-2321</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>amonco@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http:/members.aol.com/amonco/amonco.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Montessori method</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1084-743X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This newsletter provides teaching tips, descriptions of educational web sites,
            computer software reviews, book reviews, a few articles about the Montessori method of
            teaching, and other resources of interest to parents and teachers.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American School and University</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>AS&amp;U</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>PRIMEDIA Intertec Publishing Corporation</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>9800 Metcalf Ave., Overland Park, KS 66212-2215</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(913) 341-1300</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(913) 967-1905</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>subs@intertec.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://industryclick.com/magazine.asp?magazineid=134&amp;siteid=17</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://industryclick.com/magazineeditor.asp?magazineid=134&amp;magazineeditorid=256&amp;val=all&amp;SiteID=17</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School business officials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational facilities planning</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0003-0945</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1928-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Aimed at administrators of both K-12 and higher education, this publication
            offers practical information about the operational and business aspects of school
            adminstration. It includes helpful suggestions from administrators around the country
            regarding such topics as facility security, maintenance, construction, and
        technology.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American School Board Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>National School Boards Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1680 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 838-6722</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 683-7590</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@nsba.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.asbj.com/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsba.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.asbj.com/writersguide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Boards of education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0003-0953</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1891-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educational finance, legal issues, technology, teacher education, and politics
            all affect the job of the school board member. American School Board Journal deals with
            all of these issues, and more, in a readable and practical way that will be valuable not
            only to school board members and teachers, but also to community members interested in
            the administration of America's schools at both national and local levels. In addition
            to featured articles, several columns regularly appear in each issue. Among these are
            "Adviser," which shares real life problems and provides answers given by a group of
            professional consultants, and "School Law," which deals with legal issues affecting
            schools. Book reviews relevant to school administrators are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Secondary Education</Title>
        <Publisher>College of Education, Ashland University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>401 College Ave., Ashland, OH 44805</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(419) 289-5273</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(419) 289-5097</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>ase@ashland.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ashland.edu/journals/ase/ase.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ashland.edu/journals/ase/ase.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary school teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0003-1003</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>American Secondary Education covers a broad range of topics in the field of
            secondary education. Each issue includes several research articles, generally with
            practical implications for secondary school teachers and staff. The journal also
            includes a section entitled "In the Schools", reporting practices and programs
            implemented in school districts across the country. Book reviews also appear in each
            issue.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Anthropology and Education Quarterly</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Council on Anthropology and Education Quarterly</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Council on Anthropology and Education (CAE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4350 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 640, Arlington, VA 22203-1620</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 528-1902</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 528-3546</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aaanet.org/cae/aeq/index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aaanet.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aaanet.org/cae/aeq/index.htm#4</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational anthropology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0161-7761</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Council on Anthropology and Education, Anthropology
            &amp; Education Quarterly publishes "scholarship on schooling in social and cultural
            contexts and on human learning both inside and outside of schools". Articles include
            theory and ethnographic research relevant to culture, race, ethnicity, and gender in the
            educational process.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Applied Measurement in Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/AME/ame.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/index.htm</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive measurement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Measurement techniques</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Evaluation research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0895-7347</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1988-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the Oscar and Luella Buros Center for Testing</Notes>
        <Annotation>The purpose of this journal is to "provide both a greater understanding of
            educational measurement issues and an improved use of measurement techniques in
            education." The research reports tend to be highly technical and can be difficult to
            read for those without a statistical or research background. However, there are
            occasionally articles that are more comparative or summative in nature, and therefore
            more readable and practical.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Appraisal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Appraisal Science Books for Young People</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Children's Science Book Review Committee</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Northeastern University, 5 Holmes Hall, Boston, MA 02115</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(617) 373-7539</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>appraisal@lynx.neu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.appraisal.neu.edu/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0003-7052</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Appraisal reviews children's science books. Each book is reviewed by both a
            children's librarian and a subject specialist, so both a literary and disciplinary
            perspective are included. Rarely does one see two reviews for a single book in the same
            reviewing source; thus this is a rich resource for science educators and children's
            librarians seeking to enrich the science sections of their collections.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Art Education</Title>
        <Publisher>National Art Education Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1916 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1590</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 860-8000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 860-2960</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>naea@dgs.dgsys.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.naea-reston.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.naea-reston.org/publications-writingfornaea.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0004-3125</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1948-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the National Art Education Association, Art Education
            deals with both the theory and the practicalities of teaching art. Each issue is devoted
            to a special theme, such as "Artful Conversations" or "Leadership." Typically, there are
            three to five articles in this section, all relating the theme to the importance of art
            and art education. The practical section of the journal, "Instructional Resources,"
            includes art projects and discussion activities for classroom use.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Arts and Activities</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Junior arts and activities</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Publishers' Development Corporation</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>591 Camino de la Reina, Ste. 200, San Diego, CA 92108</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(619) 297-8032</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(619) 297-5353</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>subs@artsandactivities.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.artsandactivities.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0004-3931</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1932-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Colorful, lively, and full of practical ideas, Arts and Activities provides a
            visual panorama of ideas for connecting children to art in a very hands-on way. Articles
            tend to be short, chatty, and informative. Appreciation is key here, with art history
            and theory left to a minimum. Useful to all teachers, each issue has a "Clip and Save"
            section that provides a quality, color reproduction of a work of art that can be used in
            a variety of classroom settings. Lesson plans and activities associated with the
            reproduction in question are provided.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Australian Journal of Language and Literacy</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Australian Journal of Reading</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Australian Literacy Educators' Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 3203, Norwood, South Australia 5067</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>aleamail@nexus.edu.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.alea.edu.au/pubs.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.alea.edu.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1038-1562</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The Australian Journal of Language and Literacy is concerned with the
            improvement of reading and language instruction at all levels and strives to "meet the
            needs of both classroom teachers and academics by providing clear links between theory,
            research and practice." Five to seven articles per issue seems to be the norm, with case
            studies, research reports, overviews, and descriptions of practical approaches all
            present. Articles are readable and engaging, as are the reviews of professional
        books.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Australian Mathematics Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>G.P.O. Box 1729, Adelaide, South Australia 5001</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>aamtinc@nexus.edu.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aamt.edu.au/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0045-0685</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1945-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This practical journal provides research-based information, unique ideas, and
            creative innovations for the teaching of mathematics in secondary level classrooms. In
            addition to the colorful articles, readers will find math puzzles, classroom activities,
            and book and material reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Book Links</Title>
        <Publisher>American Library Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 545-2433</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 337-6787</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jomalley@ala.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ala.org/BookLinks/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ala.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ala.org/BookLinks/writingtest.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.ala.org/BookLinks/007.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Children's literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Bibliographies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1055-4742</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Book Links is designed for teachers, librarians, library media specialists,
            parents, and other adults interested in connecting children with books. The journal
            includes features such as bibliographies, essays linking books on a similar theme,
            retrospective reviews, interviews with children's authors, and classroom activities. A
            good source for children's book reviews and annotations, as well as ideas for bringing
            books into the classroom.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Booklist</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Booklist and Subscription Books Bulletin</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Library Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 545-2433</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 337-6787</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>bsegedin@ala.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ala.org/booklist/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ala.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.ala.org/booklist/007.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0006-7385</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1905-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Semimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Includes Reference Books Bulletin</Notes>
        <Annotation>Booklist strives "to provide a guide to current print and audiovisual materials
            worthy of consideration for purchase by small and medium-sized public libraries and
            school library media centers." Signed reviews cover both fiction and nonfiction titles
            for adults and youth, as well as a wide range of audiovisual and reference work titles.
            An advance review section provides reviews of upcoming materials, often from galleys.
            Outstanding books are starred, materials for youth have grade level indications, and
            adult books suitable for young adults are marked with a "YA." Selectivity is high and
            many professionals feel that "a review in Booklist constitutes a recommendation for
            library purchase."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Bulletin of the Children's Book Center</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Center for Children's Books, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>51 Armory Ave., Champaign, IL 61820-6601</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(217) 244-0324</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 333-5603</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>bccb@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/puboff/bccb/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Childrens literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0008-9036</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1947-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Selectivity, advice on whether and why a book should be purchased, grade level
            indications, lengthy and well written reviews, and a subject and use (curricular) index
            make the Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books a highly respected reviewing source
            of children's books. Readers will find approximately one hundred readable reviews per
            issue. Book reviews are also included for teachers' and librarians'
        resources.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>CALICO Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>214 Centennial Hall, 601 University Dr., San Marcos, TX 78666</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(512) 245-2360</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(512) 245-9089</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>execdir@calico.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.calico.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer software reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0742-7778</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1983-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The CALICO Journal is "devoted to the dissemination of information concerning
            the application of technology to language teaching and language learning". Each issue
            contains several scholarly articles concerning the use of technology in the language
            classroom, as well as a number of language software and courseware reviews. The journal
            also includes the professional news and announcements of the Computer Assisted Language
            Instruction Consortium (CALICO).</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Childhood Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Childhood Education International</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>17904 Georgia Ave., Ste 215, Olney, MD 20832-2277</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 570-2111</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 570-2212</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aceied@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.udel.edu/bateman/acei/index.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.udel.edu/bateman/acei/aguides.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Elementary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0009-4056</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1924-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Childhood Education has an international focus and is a valuable resource for
            elementary school level practitioners and administrators, other professionals, and
            parents who are concerned with the education and well-being of children from infancy
            through early adolescence. The journal's emphasis on stimulating thinking rather than on
            advocating fixed practices is apparent in its attention to changing and emerging ideas,
            theories and practices. Articles tend to be practical in nature and the large number of
            book, software, and audio visual reviews will be useful to teachers and parents
        alike.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Children's Literature in Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Kluwer Academic-Plenum Publishers, Human Sciences Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>233 Spring St., New York, NY 10013</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 221-9369</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 463-0742</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>kluwer@wkap.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/0045-6713</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wkap.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.wkap.nl/kaphtml.htm/IFA0045-6713</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Children's literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0045-6713</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>An international publication, Children's Literature in Education is aimed at
            librarians, teachers, students, and others interested in children's and young adults'
            literature as an educational tool. Different genres of literature from picture books to
            poetry are discussed in an effort to "heighten professional awareness and understanding
            of this literature and its use." The journal includes critical evaluations of particular
            authors or works, analysis and commentary on social issues as portrayed in children's
            literature, and examinations of reading and the reading process. Both practical and
            theoretical, this is an excellent journal for professional educators and parents who
            want to examine and use children's literature.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Children's Software Revue</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>CSR</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Active Learning Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>44 Main St., Flemington, NJ 08822</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(908) 284-0404</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(908) 284-0405</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.childrenssoftware.com/childrenssoftware/default.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer software reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Courseware</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1069-9430</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Children's Software Revue provides parents, schools, libraries and software
            producers with "objective, comprehensive, timely software reviews". Both educational and
            game software for children and teens are reviewed for ease of use, educational value,
            entertainment value, design features, and overall value by child reviewers and an
            editorial panel of three doctors of education. Also included are lists of newly released
            software, collections of top-rated software, and reviews of Internet sites.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Classroom Connect</Title>
        <Publisher>Classroom Connect, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2221 Rosecrans Ave, Ste 237, El Segundo, CA 90245-4954</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(310) 725-0887</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(310) 725-0899</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>connect@classroom.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.classroom.com/login/home.jhtml</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1078-6430</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This newsletter is designed to help K-12 educators integrate the Internet and,
            to a lesser extent, commercial online services into their classrooms. Feature articles
            focus on topics such as helping students evaluate online information. Technical articles
            offer helpful instruction in using web browsers, ftp, and other Internet tools. Regular
            columns review Internet sites for both students and teachers and present news about
            upcoming Internet projects in which classes may participate.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Magazine of History</Title>
        <Publisher>Organization of American Historians</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>112 N Bryan Ave, Bloomington, IN 47408</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(812) 855-9851</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 855-0696</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>magazine@oah.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.oah.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>History instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0882-228X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Directed to high school, junior high school, and college teachers, this magazine
            has editorial guidelines calling for articles on recent scholarship, curriculum, and
            education methodology "written in a style that is readable and accessible" to this
            audience. Issues are devoted to special themes. Specifics of these subjects are further
            illustrated with model lesson plans.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Clearing House</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Junior-Senior High School Clearing House</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 365-9753</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_tch.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_tch_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0009-8655</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1925-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Aimed at middle and high school level teachers and administrators, Clearing
            House is a scholarly yet informal journal that will appeal to practitioners at these
            levels. Articles are fairly brief and tend to report on useful practices, research
            findings and experiments. Occasionally satirical articles and opinion pieces on
            controversial issues are published.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Coach and Athletic Director</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Scholastic Coach</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Scholastic, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>555 Broadway, New York, NY 10012-3999</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 343-6371</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 343-6376</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>bweber@sclastic.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.scholastic.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Athletic coaches</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Athletics</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1087-2000</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1931-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A publication with practical articles and tips, Coach and Athletic Director will
            be useful to high school athletic staff and coaches. Administration issues are covered
            as well as practical, nitty-gritty articles on team and individual sports. Examples of
            successful tactics, plays, and game plans will be of special interest to
        coaches.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Cognition and Instruction</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 926-6579</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/CI/ci.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/index.htm</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/CI/ci.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Epistemology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0737-0008</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Cognition and Instruction is an "interdisciplinary journal devoted to cognitive
            investigations of instruction and learning." The typical issue will have four or five
            articles concerned with such things as the cognitive analysis of tasks and performances
            that are instructionally relevant, general theories of skill and knowledge acquisition,
            and cognitive-theoretical analyses of instructional interventions. Occasionally an issue
            will be dedicated to a single theme.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Community Education Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>CEJ</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Community Education Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3929 Old Lee Hwy, Ste. 91-A, Fairfax, VA 22030-2401</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 359-8973</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 359-0972</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>ncea@ncea.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncea.com/reading_room/reading_room_pubs.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncea.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Community education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0045-7736</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-1975, 1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Community Education Journal is a "forum for the exchange of ideas and
            practices in community education." Articles are intended to be "visionary and creative"
            and of interest to both academics and practitioners. Here one will find descriptions of
            successful programs, research projects, case studies and overviews of practical
            approaches to specific problems. Recent article topics have included family and
            workplace literacy, the pooling of resources to attack community problems, crime
            prevention, and the involvement of parents in their children's education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Community Update</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>America 2000</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>US Department of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Office of Intergovernmental and Interagency Affairs, Washington, DC
            20202-0498</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) USA-LEARN</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ed.gov/offices/OIIA/communityupdate/index.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ed.gov/index.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Community involvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Partnerships in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A newsletter published by the U.S. Department of Education, Community Update
            focuses on "how communities can learn from each other as they improve their schools".
            The newsletter is devoted to reporting on the goals, progress and events surrounding
            various federal programs that encourage family and community participation in the
            education of our youth, as well as providing practical information such as how-to tips,
            lists of publications available from the Department of Education, proposals, contacts,
            "what-to-do" boxes, and satellite town meeting schedules.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Compute-Ed</Title>
        <Publisher>College of Education, Wayne State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Email>editor@coe.wayne.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10253/20010613/computed.coe.wayne.edu/index.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10253/20010613/computed.coe.wayne.edu/submission.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer science education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1328-0635</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Annual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Compute-Ed is a refereed electronic journal which publishes articles, letters
            and reviews about a broad range of issues in information technology in education, with
            an emphasis on classroom practice. Issues covered include the use of computers in
            instruction, Internet in the schools, and computer science instruction.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Computers and Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Elsevier Science, Ltd., Pergamon Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010-5107</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 633-3730</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 633-3680</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>usinfo-f@elsevier.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.elsevier.nl/inca/publications/store/3/4/7/index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.elsevier.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0360-1315</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>An international, technically-based journal, Computers and Education focuses on
            the use of computers and computer aided instruction in all areas and levels of education
            from primary to adult, and in open and distance education. Functioning as a forum for
            communication in all areas of computing that deal with computing and education, the
            journal covers topics such as graphics, simulation, computer aided-design, computer
            integrated manufacture, artificial intelligence, hypertext and hyper media, management
            of technological change on campus and in local education, and networks.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Computers in Education Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>CoED Journal</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Society for Engineering Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Box 68, Port Royal Sq., Port Royal, VA 22535</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(804) 742-5611</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(804) 742-5030</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.asee.org/publications/division.cfm#comp</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asee.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1069-3769</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Computers in Education Journal seeks to publish articles relevant to instructors
            who wish to "improve the quality of instruction through the use of analog, hybrid, and
            digital computers." An emphasis is placed on engineering, mathematics, and science
            education at the high school and higher education levels.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Computers in the Schools</Title>
        <Publisher>Haworth Press, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 13904-1580</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 342-9678</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(607) 722-6362</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>getinfo@haworthpressinc.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.haworthpressinc.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0738-0569</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Computers in the Schools is an "interdisciplinary journal of practice, theory,
            and applied research" that provides a broad spectrum of articles on the theory and
            practice of computer use in the schools. Scholarly articles covering current trends in
            hardware and software are standard fare as are research articles concerned with such
            things as computer aided instruction, e-mail, and interactive media in the classroom. A
            great deal of attention is paid to incorporating computers and their associated media
            into a wide variety of subject areas to improve and expand learning.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Contemporary Educational Psychology</Title>
        <Publisher>Academic Press, Inc., Journal Division</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>525 B St., Ste. 1900, San Diego, CA 92101-4495</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(619) 230-1840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(619) 699-6800</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>apsubs@acad.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.academicpress.com/cep</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.academicpress.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.academicpress.com/www/journal/ep/epifa.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0361-476X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1976-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Contemporary Educational Psychology publishes articles that "involve the
            application of psychological theory and science to the educational process". It
            highlights and describes empirical research and theory design related to the educational
            process and includes extensive reviews of recent theories and practices in
        education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Counselor Education and Supervision</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>5999 Stevenson Ave., Alexandria, VA 22304-3300</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 823-9800</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 823-0252</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.siu.edu/~epse1/aces/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.counseling.org/journals/guidelines/CES.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.counseling.org/</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Counselor training</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0011-0035</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1961-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Counselor Education and Supervision is "dedicated to publishing manuscripts
            concerned with research, theory development, or program applications" that deal with the
            "preparation and supervision of counselors in agency or school settings, in colleges and
            universities, or at local, state, or federal levels." In addition to articles dealing
            with counselor preparation and supervision, a fair amount of attention is paid to
            methods and innovations.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Creative Classroom</Title>
        <Publisher>Creative Classroom Publishing LLC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>149 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10010</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 353-3639</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 242-5628</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.creativeclassroom.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0887-042X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Creative Classroom is a magazine full of practical tips, helpful hints,
            resources for teachers, and creative classroom ideas. This is a chatty, comfortable
            magazine that is easy to read and full of little gems for the elementary school
        teacher.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Curriculum Administrator</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Curriculum Product News</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Educational Media LLC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>992 High Ridge Road, Stamford, CT 06905-1610</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(203) 322-1300</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(203) 329-9177</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>franc@edmediausa.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.educatorsportal.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1082-5495</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Software, electronic media, textbooks, trade books, and instructional materials
            in general are all previewed and/or reviewed in this journal. Invaluable for educators
            purchasing or wishing to identify new materials for use in their curriculum plans,
            Curriculum Administrator is also full of articles related to trends in education,
            technology, and other medias, such as distance education. Some issues have a special
            focus such as science and health or technology integration. A special feature is the
            "Top 100 Products of the Year" issue, highlighting 100 of the best educational products
            annually.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Curriculum and Teaching</Title>
        <Publisher>James Nicholas Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 244, Albert Park, Vic. 3206, Australia</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>61-3-9696-5545</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>61-3-9699-2040</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>reazajda@jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/ctjrnl.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/jrnlguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0726-416X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Curriculum and Teaching is an international journal which publishes "original
            research and contributions from throughout the world which deal with major up-to-date
            issues and trends in curriculum theory and practice." Articles, aimed at both education
            scholars and practitioners, are scholarly and readable. Topics relate to curriculum
            considerations at the post-secondary level as well as K-12. In addition to articles,
            book reviews, book notes, research notes and education oriented conference information
            are supplied.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Curriculum Inquiry</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Curriculum Theory Network</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Blackwell Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>350 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 835-6770</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(781) 388-8232</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.blackwellpub.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0362-6784</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Edited by the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of
            Toronto, 252 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V6, Canada</Notes>
        <Annotation>More academic and less practitioner oriented than many of the other curriculum
            focused journals, Curriculum Inquiry is filled with scholarly articles and research
            about the relationship between education and social theory. Includes lengthy book
            reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Curriculum Review</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>CS Review</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>W D &amp; S Publishing - Education Group</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>20 Highland Ave., Ste. 4, Metuchen, NJ 08840-1949</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 321-5312</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(800) 314-4770</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>pegmuntz@curriculumreview.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.curriculumreview.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0147-2453</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1960-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Curriculum Review "works to help K-12 teachers and administrators by sharing the
            success stories, techniques, resources, opinions, and wisdom of other educators."
            Published monthly during the school year, this journal is essentially a nation wide
            forum for teachers to tell one another what is working, and what isn't, in their
            classrooms. Regular departments include "Question and Answer," "Technology Update,"
            "What's Working in Education," and "Resources for the Classroom." This is a great source
            of classroom activity and curriculum ideas. Reviews of books and materials are also
            provided.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Curriculum Update</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311-1714</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 922-2723</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 575-5892</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>update@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ascd.org/framecupdate.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0734-0044</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A newsletter, Curriculum Update "reports trends, research findings, exemplary
            programs, and available resources" in various curriculum subject areas. Featured
            articles can be several pages long, but the typical article will be just a few
            paragraphs long. A brief, quickly read information source for curriculum related
        issues.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Assessment for Effective Intervention</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Diagnostique</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Council for Educational Diagnostic Services (CEDS), a division of the Council for
            Exceptional Children</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1110 North Glebe Road, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201-5704</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 845-6232</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 264-9494</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.unr.edu/educ/ceds/indexceds.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.cec.sped.org/index.html</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational diagnosis</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Student evaluation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Screening tests</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1534-5084</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>2000-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Council for Educational Diagnostic Services,
            Assessment for Effective Intervention [formerly Diagnostique] concentrates on two major
            topics: traditional assessment practices that use published tests, and teacher-oriented
            assessments that use educator constructed tests. The articles tend to be either
            descriptive or experimental research studies. In addition to the primary articles,
            reviews of testing instruments, procedures, and research are also offered.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Dimensions of Early Childhood</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Dimensions</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Southern Early Childhood Association (SECA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 55930, Little Rock, AR 72215-5930</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 305-7322</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(501) 663-2114</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>SECA@aristotle.net</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.SECA50.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Child development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1068-6177</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Serving the needs of early childhood care professionals and paraprofessionals,
            Dimensions of Early Childhood includes a mix of formal and informal articles. Readers
            might turn from a discussion of the cognitive basis of children's expressions or the
            social development needs of children to a description of the experiences of a first
            grade class that planted seeds, or about how to plan a successful field trip. Includes
            book reviews for early childhood educators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Early Childhood Education Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Day Care and Early Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Kluwer Academic, Human Sciences Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>233 Spring St., New York, NY 10013</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>kluwer@wkap.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/1082-3301</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wkap.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.wkap.nl/kaphtml.htm/IFA1082-3301</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Child development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1082-3301</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1973-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>For educators of children from birth through age eight, Early Childhood
            Education Journal concentrates on topics related to classroom practice such as personal
            classroom experiences of practitioners, successful teaching techniques and insights into
            young children. Articles are a readable blend of theory, research and practice, and are
            of interest not only to teachers and day care personnel, but also to administrators,
            students, college professors, and child advocates.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Early Childhood Research Quarterly</Title>
        <Publisher>Pergamon Press, Elsevier Science, Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010-5107</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.udel.edu/ecrq/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.elsevier.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.udel.edu/ecrq/author.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.naeyc.org/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0885-2006</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)</Notes>
        <Annotation>Early Childhood Research Quarterly includes articles "presenting significant
            research and scholarship on all topics related to the care and education of children
            from birth through 8 years." This scholarly journal also contains reviews of
            professional materials.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Project Innovation</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1362 Santa Cruz Ct., Chula Vista, CA 91910</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(619) 421-9377</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>rcassel5@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.rcassel.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-1172</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1880-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Broadly covering the education field, but primarily concerned with teacher
            education in all of its many aspects, Education publishes both theoretical and practical
            articles that teacher educators and teachers will find valuable. The journal is
            international in scope, but focuses primarily on the U.S., Canada, and
        Australia.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education and Society</Title>
        <Publisher>James Nicholas Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 244, Albert Park, Vic. 3206, Australia</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>61-3-9696-5545</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>61-3-9699-2040</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>reazajda@jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/esjrnl.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/jrnlguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational sociology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0726-2655</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1983-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Education and Society publishes readable and accessible research and theoretical
            articles dealing with the relationship between education and society. It provides a
            forum where education scholars and practitioners can "examine and evaluate current
            issues and problems in education and society from a broad and balanced socio-cultural
            perspective." Topics covered include gender issues, multiculturalism and equal
            educational opportunities, and bilingual education. Book reviews, research notes, and
            information concerning educational conferences are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education and Training in Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities</Title>
        <Publisher>Division on Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, Council for
            Exceptional Children</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1589</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-3660</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 264-9494</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.cec.sped.org/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mental retardation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Developmental disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1079-3917</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1966-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal focuses on the education and welfare of persons with mental
            retardation and/or developmental disabilities. Educators and other professionals
            interested in mental retardation and developmental disabilities will find research,
            exposition and critical literature emphasizing such topics as identification and
            assessment, educational programming, training of instructional personnel, prevention,
            community understanding, and legislation.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Bulletin</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ASCD Education Bulletin</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311-1714</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 933-2723</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 575-5400</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>bulletin@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ascd.org/readingroom/bulletin/ebullet.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Professional development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1996-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biweekly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This online newsletter includes short items of interest to people who care about
            K-12 education and covers such topics as curriculum, instruction, assessment,
            technology, equity, diversity, and maintaining strong support for public schools. While
            its articles may be very succinct, they often contain hyperlinks to a profiled web site
            or a more in-depth source for the information they are reporting on. E-mail
            subscriptions to the newsletter are free of charge and available through the journal
            website.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Digest</Title>
        <Publisher>Prakken Publications, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8623, Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8623</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(734) 975-2800</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(734) 975-2787</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>editorial@eddigest.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.eddigest.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-127X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1935-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Education Digest offers help to those teachers, researchers and academics who do
            not have the time to read education literature as widely as they would like. Here, a
            wide variety of articles from well-respected education journals are abridged for quick,
            easy reading, without a loss of substance or reasoning. Most abridgements deal with K-12
            issues as well as administrative problems, policy issues, and the relationship between
            education and society. Each issue also features regular columns, including "Washington
            Scene", which reports on governmental actions and policies affecting education, "Caught
            on the Web", which suggests helpful Internet sites for K-12 staff, and "Education
            Resources", which reviews books and other educational materials.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Libraries</Title>
        <Publisher>Education Division, Special Libraries Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1700 Eighteenth Street NW, Washington, DC 20009-2514</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 234-4700</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 265-9317</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>sla@sla.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.sla.org/division/ded/edlibs.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.sla.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Schools of education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Professional development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0148-1061</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1976-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Education Libraries provides articles, research, conference synopses and dates,
            and book reviews of interest to academic and special librarians serving the needs of
            teacher education programs. Regular departments include "News from ERIC", "Resources on
            the Net", and "New and Forthcoming at Reference". General librarians, especially those
            interested in adult education or children's literature, and school library media
            specialists will find many of the articles and resource reviews useful and
        informative.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Policy Analysis Archives</Title>
        <Publisher>Arizona State University, Gene V. Glass, Editor</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>College of Education, Tempe, AZ 85287-0211</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(602) 965-9644</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>glass@asu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://epaa.asu.edu/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.olam.ed.asu.edu/epaa/submit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1068-2341</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A peer-reviewed electronic journal published at Arizona State University,
            Education Policy Analysis Archives covers a wide range of policy issues. Examples of
            issues include: block scheduling, educational reform, student use of the Internet,
            personnel, and standards. Articles focus not only on education in the United States, but
            in many other countries as well. The electronic format allows readers to respond to
            individual articles by submitting commentary.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Review</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ER</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Arizona State University, Gene V. Glass, Editor</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>College of Education, Tempe, AZ 85287-0211</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>glass@asu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ed.asu.edu/edrev/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ed.asu.edu/edrev/contribute.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1094-5296</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Education Review publishes review articles of recently published books in
            education. This online journal contains sixteen departments covering the range of
            educational scholarship and is intended to promote wider understanding of the latest and
            best research in the field.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Update</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ASCD Education Update</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311-1714</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 578-9600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 575-5892</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>update@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ascd.org/frameedupdate.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1091-2622</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1980-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Education Update is a newsletter that presents a variety of views, opinion
            pieces, and news updates that concern basic problems and issues in today's world of
            public education. School reform, public skepticism, accurate assessment, professional
            development, and home schooling are just a few of the topics discussed in this
            newsletter. Conference and association news of the Association for Supervision and
            Curriculum is also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Education Week</Title>
        <Publisher>Editorial Projects in Education, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>6935 Arlington Road, Ste. 100, Bethesda, MD 20814-5233</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 280-3100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 280-3250</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>ew@epe.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.edweek.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Politics of education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0277-4232</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Forty-three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A tabloid newspaper that is published weekly, Education Week covers K-12
            education in the United States. Like its higher education counterpart, the Chronicle of
            Higher Education, Education Week seeks to cover the political, economic, social, and
            human aspects of the education world, as well as providing an excellent source of job
            ads for principals and administrators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Administration Quarterly</Title>
        <Publisher>Corwin Press Inc., Sage Publications Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-0721</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(805) 499-0871</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@corwinpress.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ucea.org/ed_admin_quarterly.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.sagepub.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.ucea.org/index.html</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-161X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the University Council for Educational Administration</Notes>
        <Annotation>Educational Administration Quarterly takes an "interdisciplinary approach to
            administrative problems [in education] and solicits contributions from related fields to
            promote sound scholarship and clarity of expression in an open and continuing dialogue
            among scholars and practitioners in all kinds of educational organizations." Theory and
            research involving educational policy, legal issues, reform, and various pertinent
            issues in education of concern to educational administrators are covered. Of particular
            import, however, is the preparation of future education administrators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational and Psychological Measurement</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>EPM</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Sage Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-9774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(805) 375-1700</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>order@sagepub.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.sagepub.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Measurement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Test construction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-1644</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1941-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A "bimonthly journal devoted to the development and application of measures of
            individual differences," Educational and Psychological Measurement publishes a variety
            of feature articles, validity studies, computer program descriptions, and book reviews.
            Feature articles include discussions of problems in the field, reports on research,
            descriptions of testing programs, and other reports pertinent to the measurements field.
            Articles are scholarly and can be quite technical.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Assessment</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/EA/ea.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Evaluation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Testing</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1062-7197</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educational Assessment publishes research and scholarship on assessment issues
            in educational settings, including the appraisal of educational achievement at all
            levels, conventional and alternative testing practices, and debates on national
            assessment issues. The journal seeks to bring together original research and scholarship
            on assessment to provide a forum for those scholars interested in the practice of, and
            policies surrounding assessment, as well as its conceptual and technical
        aspects.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>EEPA</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Educational Research Association (AERA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9485</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aera.net/pubs/eepa/index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aera.net/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aera.net/pubs/pubinfo.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Evaluation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0162-3737</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis is published to "serve the multiple
            needs of the diverse specialists in educational evaluation and policy analysis and [to]
            focus on the integral relationship between these two activities." Generally, articles
            are fairly technical and discuss the results of policy related research. Administrators
            will find articles in this journal useful for policy selection and evaluation
        issues.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Horizons</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Pi Lambda Theta Journal</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Pi Lambda Theta</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4101 East Third Street, P.O. Box 6626, Bloomington, IN 47407-6626</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(812) 339-3411</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 339-3462</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>root@pilambda.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.pilambda.org/horizons/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.pilambda.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.pilambda.org/horizons/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-175X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1921-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by Pi Lambda Theta, Educational Horizons is more classroom oriented
            and offers less depth of coverage than Phi Delta Kappan, another education honor society
            journal. Designed to be a forum for sharing new perspectives, research findings, and
            scholarly essays, the journal is filled with short, two to three page articles that give
            an overview of the current issues in education today.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Leadership</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311-1714</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 933-2723</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 575-5892</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>el@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ascd.org/frameedlead.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-1784</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1943-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Brief, practical, and informally written articles relating personal experiences
            that are of interest to K-12 educators and administrators are the type of articles found
            in Educational Leadership. Emphasis is placed on the topics of curriculum, instruction,
            supervision, and leadership in schools. Each issue is organized around a theme, such as
            "Keeping Teaching Fresh", "Healthy Bodies, Minds, and Buildings", or "Understanding
            Youth Culture".</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Measurement : Issues and Practice</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>EM:IP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9318</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncme.org/pubs/emip.ace</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncme.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncme.org/pubs/emip_submission.ace</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Measurement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Testing</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0731-1745</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1982-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal publishes articles that "illuminate issues in educational
            measurement and inform the practice of educational measurement." Articles report on
            research and on the practical impact of research and are aimed at practitioners and
            users of tests. Also included are reports of international news in the educational
            measurement field, as well as association news of the National Council on Measurement in
            Education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Policy</Title>
        <Publisher>Corwin Press Inc., Sage Publications Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-0721</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(805) 499-0871</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>order@corwinpress.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.sagepub.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0895-9048</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1987-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educational Policy is "an interdisciplinary journal of analysis and research on
            educational policy and practice at the local, national and international levels." Formal
            and informal educational environments are covered, and "the important debates in
            education" are particularly emphasized. Articles range from the philosophical to the
            analytical. Also included is a regular column entitled "Reviewing Policy", in which
            reviews of recent publications in the field are combined with reflections on broader
            issues of education policy.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Practice and Theory</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>New Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>James Nicholas Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 244, Albert Park, Vic. 3206, Australia</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>61-3-9690-5955</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>61-3-9699-2040</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>reazajda@jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/epatjrnl.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.jamesnicholaspublishers.com.au/jrnlguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational theories</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1323-577X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>An Australian journal, Educational Practice and Theory is a "forum for original
            ideas and investigations on current and future trends in educational theory and
            practice." A very broad sweep of the educational landscape is covered in this journal,
            including educational reforms, curricula, administration, teacher training, and teaching
            methods.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Psychologist</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>EP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Avenue, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/EP/ep.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.apa.org/about/division/div15.html</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0046-1520</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official publication of the Division of Educational Psychology of the American
            Psychological Association</Notes>
        <Annotation>Educational Psychologist's statement of purpose indicates that this journal
            "publishes scholarly essays, reviews, critiques, and articles of a
            theoretical/conceptual nature that contribute to [the] understanding of the issues,
            problems and research associated with the field of educational psychology." Articles
            representing all aspects of educational psychology are published, except for articles
            reporting only on methods and results of an empirical study.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Researcher</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ER</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Educational Research Association (AERA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9485</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aera.net/pubs/er/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aera.net/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aera.net/pubs/pubinfo.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Research and development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-189X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by the American Educational Research Association (AERA), Educational
            Researcher includes research studies and news, as well as comments on research. A fair
            amount of attention is paid to theories of connecting research to the classroom. Book
            reviews, association news, conference information and AERA council minutes are also
            published.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Technology</Title>
        <Publisher>Educational Technology Publications, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>700 Palisade Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632-0564</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 952-BOOK</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 871-4009</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>EtTecPubs@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.BooksToRead.com/etp</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.BooksToRead.com/etp/guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-1962</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1961-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>"The magazine for managers of change in education," Educational Technology is
            aimed at fairly sophisticated users of educational technology. Teacher educators,
            researchers in the area, and other professionals interested in current thought and
            practices in educational technology fields will find this valuable reading.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Technology Research and Development</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ETR&amp;D</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1800 North Stonelake Drive, Bloomington, IN 47404</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 347-7834</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 347-7839</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aect.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1042-1629</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1953-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal contains two major sections. The "Research" section provides
            readers with "a comprehensive source of current research information in instructional
            technology," while the "Development" section "publishes articles concerned with the
            design and development of learning systems and educational technology applications."
            Abstracts of recent ERIC documents of interest, reviews of international research in
            educational technology, and book reviews are also offered.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Theory</Title>
        <Publisher>University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1310 South Sixth Street, Champaign, IL 61820</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(217) 333-3003</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 244-3711</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/EPS/Educational-Theory/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/EPS/Educational-Theory/guideline.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational theories</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-2004</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1951-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by The John Dewey Society and The Philosophy of Education Society</Notes>
        <Annotation>A quarterly published to "foster the continuing development of educational
            theory and to encourage wide and effective discussion of theoretical problems within the
            educational profession," Educational Theory is a scholarly journal that functions
            effectively as a forum for those professionals interested in the theoretical issues of
            education. Articles of a conceptual nature or reporting on studies are
        typical.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Technology and Society</Title>
        <Publisher>International Forum of Educational Technology and Society (IFETS)</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://ifets.ieee.org/periodical/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://ifets.ieee.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://ifets.ieee.org/periodical/author_guide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1436-4522</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Notes>Co-publisher -- IEEE Learning Technology Task Force</Notes>
        <Annotation>Educational Technology &amp; Society seeks "academic articles on the issues
            affecting the developers of educational systems and educators who implement and manage
            such systems." Articles tend to be somewhat technical, but have implications for
            classroom practitioners as well as educational technology specialists. Also included are
            conference announcements and reviews of books, software, and Internet
        sites.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Effective School Practices</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Direct Instruction News</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Direct Instruction (ADI)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 10252, Eugene, OR 97440</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(541) 485-1293</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(541) 683-7543</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.adihome.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Methods research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Classroom research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1068-7378</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This journal contains field research and scholarly exposition on instructional
            methodology and curricular design, emphasizing "practical knowledge and products that
            have proven superior through scientific testing." Topics are covered from the
            perspective of Direct Instruction and often run counter to mainstream theories of
            education. For example, teachers are held responsible for student learning, not the
            learners themselves (thus the emphasis on research-proven instruction practices). The
            articles are thought provoking and perspective broadening, and can be
        controversial.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Effective Schools : Research Abstracts</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ESR Abstracts</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Effective Schools Products</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Dept. AO, 2199 Jolly Rd. Ste. 160, Okemos, MI 48864</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 827-8041</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(517) 349-8852</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>staff@effectiveschools.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.effectiveschools.com/free.stuff.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.effectiveschools.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A newsletter, Effective Schools publishes abstracts of various scholarly
            research articles that fall into one of the following ten topic areas: assessment of
            student progress, effective instruction, effective schools, high expectations,
            home/school relations, instructional leadership, school/community relations, school
            improvement, school mission/school culture, and technology in the schools. Abstracts are
            generally two pages in length and attempt to give a fair and representative summary of
            the primary document. By answering three questions in each summary -- What did the
            researchers do? What did the researchers find? What are possible implications for school
            improvement? -- brief, immediately applicable information is available to the
        reader.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Elementary School Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Elementary School Teacher</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>University of Chicago Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 753-0811</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>subscriptions@journals.uchicago.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/ESJ/home.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/ESJ/instruct.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Classroom research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Elementary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-5984</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1900-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Elementary School Journal is designed to "serve both the researcher and the
            practitioner in elementary and middle school education." Coverage includes original
            research and examinations of educational theory, as well as practical applications to
            the classroom setting.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>English Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Conference on English Education, National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 369-6283</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 328-9645</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>orders@ncte.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncte.org/ee/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncte.org/ee/eesubmit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0007-8204</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Conference on English Education (CEE), this journal
            publishes articles concerning both the preservice and inservice education of English
            teachers. Also included are CEE notes and news.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>English Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 369-6283</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 328-0977</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.cc.ysu.edu/tej/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.cc.ysu.edu/tej/infoforauthors.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-8274</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1912-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>English Journal tends to be practical, theoretical and informal all at the same
            time. A blend of readers' opinions, perspectives, stories, and poetry is combined with
            curriculum plans and teaching ideas offered by practitioners; reviews of classroom and
            professional resources; "bed side" reading suggestions, updates, and news from the
            National Council of Teachers of English.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>English Quarterly</Title>
        <Publisher>Canadian Council of Teachers of English Language Arts</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>201 Laval Crescent, Saskatoon, SK S7H 4K6 Canada</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(306) 933-6552</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(306) 933-6556</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.cctela.ca/eq2.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.cctela.ca/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-8355</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1968-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A journal concerned with all facets of English language arts education, English
            Quarterly publishes articles in a variety of genres, including research reports,
            debates, interviews, position papers, and letters. One of its goals is to link teaching
            and learning practices with reflections on those practices. Book reviews are
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Equity and Excellence in Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>88 Post Road West, P.O. Box 5007, Westport, CT 06881-5007</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(203) 226-3571</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(203) 222-1502</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.eee-journal.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.eee-journal.com/guide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.eee-journal.com/newtoc.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>Publisher's home page -- http://www.greenwood.com</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Excellence in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Equal education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1066-5684</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the School of Education, University of Massachusetts</Notes>
        <Annotation>Equity and Excellence in Education publishes articles that discuss the
            implications of a multicultural world to schools and institutions of higher learning.
            The journal strives to "describe or assess practical efforts to achieve equity and
            excellence in education." Issues such as gender bias, sexism, racism, inner city
            schools, classism, and homelessness are often covered. Book reviews also
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>ERIC Review</Title>
        <Publisher>ACCESS ERIC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2277 Research Blvd., Ste 6L, Rockville, MD 20850</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 538-3742</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 519-6760</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>accesseric@accesseric.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.accesseric.org/resources/ericreview/review.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.eric.ed.gov/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Resource materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1065-1160</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1990-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A thematic publication, ERIC Review deals with topics that are both practical
            and informational and will be of interest to educators in general. Recent themes have
            included school safety and K-12 foreign language education. ERIC Review also publishes
            information on and from the subject-specific clearinghouses of the Educational Resources
            Information Center (ERIC) and provides information about additional resources, including
            books, Internet sites, programs, and education research.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Exceptional Children</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Journal of Exceptional Children</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1589</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-3660</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 264-9494</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.cec.sped.org/bk/ec-jour.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.cec.sped.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.cec.sped.org/bk/ecguide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Exceptional child research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0014-4029</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1934-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Council for Exceptional Children, Exceptional
            Children publishes "original research on the education and development of exceptional
            infants, toddlers, children and youth, and articles on professional issues of concern to
            special educators." More concerned with children who have disabilities than with those
            who are gifted and talented, this journal publishes a wide variety of articles, from
            research reports and policy analyses to position papers and practices.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Exceptional Parent</Title>
        <Publisher>Psy-Ed Corp.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>555 Kinderkamack Rd., Oradell, NJ 07649-1517</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 634-6550</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 634-6599</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.eparent.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0046-9157</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Aimed at parents with a child or young adult with a disability, Exceptional
            Parent is of interest to professionals caring for youth with disabilities as well. More
            of a magazine than a journal, Exceptional Parent functions as a source of "information
            and support for the special needs community" by providing a forum for the sharing of
            tips, encouragement, and information. Of particular interest to educators include
            articles regarding special education, adaptive physical activities, and educational
            technology.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Feminist Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>Feminist Teacher Editorial Collective</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1200 Commercial St., Emporia State Univ., Emporia, KS 66801</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>ethgen@emporia.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Feminism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0882-4843</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Alternative Press Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Feminist Teacher strives to provide "discussion about how to fight sexism,
            racism, homophobia, and other forms of oppression" in the classroom and within
            educational institutions. Educators of all disciplines and levels that are interested in
            equity in education, women's educational issues, and multiculturalism will find Feminist
            Teacher a great source of information, updates, and practical resources such as
            bibliographies, book reviews and course syllabi.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Focus on Exceptional Children</Title>
        <Publisher>Love Publishing Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 22353, Denver, CO 80222</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(303) 221-7333</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(303) 221-7444</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0015-511X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A newsletter aimed at professionals who work with exceptional children, Focus on
            Exceptional Children offers special educators informative and practical articles. Topics
            have included definitions and overviews of various disabilities, assessment practices,
            and intervention strategies. Each issue contains one article.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Focus on Learning Problems in Mathematics</Title>
        <Publisher>Center for Teaching/Learning of Mathematics (CT/LM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 3149, Framingham, MA 01701</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(508) 877-7895</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(508) 788-3600</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.shianet.org/~reneenew/CTLM.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning problems</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0272-8893</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Co-edited by the Research Council on Learning Mathematics (RCML)</Notes>
        <Annotation>The object of this inter-disciplinary journal is to "make available the current
            research, methods of identification, diagnosis, and remediation of learning problems in
            mathematics." Contributions from the fields of education, psychology, mathematics and
            medicine are common. Articles tend to be reports of research or discussions of
            methodologies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>For the Learning of Mathematics</Title>
        <Publisher>FLM Publishing Association (c/o MSTE Group)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Faculty of Education, A234 McArthur Hall, Queen's University, Kingston,
            ON Canada K76 3N6</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>flm-bus@educ.queensu.ca</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/educ/reid/cmesg/cmesg.html</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0228-0671</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1980-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the Canadian Mathematics Education Study Group/Groupe canadien d'etude
            en didactique des mathematiques (CMESG/GCEDM)</Notes>
        <Annotation>This international journal "aims to stimulate reflection on and study of the
            practices and theories of mathematics education at all levels." Articles cover the gamut
            from the "why teach mathematics" to the "how-to." The greater preponderance of articles
            are evaluative and theoretical.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Foreign Language Annals</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>FLA</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>6 Executive Plaza, Yonkers, NY 10701-6801</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(914) 963-8830</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(914) 963-1275</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>actflhq@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.actfl.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language learning</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0015-718X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign
            Languages, Foreign Language Annals is dedicated to "advancing all phases of the
            profession of foreign language teaching." Teachers, administrators, and researchers of
            foreign languages at all educational levels will find practical, research-based articles
            dealing with innovative teaching methodologies and classroom practices, as well as
            examinations of educational policies affecting foreign language instruction. A calendar
            of ACTFL upcoming events and other council news is also published in each
        issue.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>From Now On: The Education Technology Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>FNO</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Jamie McKenzie</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Network 609, 5001 5th Street, Bellingham, WA 98225</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(360) 647-8759</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>fromnowon@earthlink.net</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.fno.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This virtual journal will engage any educator interested in using educational
            technology as more than just a tool, as making educational technology a part of a new
            way of learning is emphasized. Articles cover varied topics such as assessment, change,
            staff development, research, information problem solving, and web site
        development.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Gifted Child Quarterly</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Gifted Child</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1707 L Street, NW, Ste 550, Washington, DC 20036</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 785-4268</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nagc.org/Publications/GiftedChild/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nagc.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Gifted</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0016-9862</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1957-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Gifted Child Quarterly publishes reports and implications of research that deal
            with gifted and talented children. Included are new insights about giftedness and talent
            development, qualitative and quantitative research reports, and examinations of
            educational policy. Book reviews also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Gifted Child Today</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Gifted Child Today Magazine</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Prufrock Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8813, Waco, TX 76714-8813</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 998-2208</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(800) 240-0333</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.prufrock.com/mag_gct.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.prufrock.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.prufrock.com/mag_gct_guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Gifted</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum enrichment</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1076-2175</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Billed as the "nation's leading resource for nurturing gifted and talented
            children," Gifted Child Today is filled with teaching ideas for educators who work with
            gifted and talented youngsters. From reviews of innovative materials to plans for
            enriching curricula, this journal is creatively practical and will provide practitioners
            with new ideas for providing positive, meaningful learning experiences for their
            students. Features include news briefs, lists of contests, and calendars of gifted
            education conferences.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Gifted Education International</Title>
        <Publisher>AB Academic Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 42, Bicester, Oxon, OX6 7NW, England</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Gifted</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum enrichment</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0261-4294</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1982-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal focuses on improving the education provided in schools for gifted
            and talented youth. An international forum for teachers, parents and pupils, Gifted
            Education International aims to "provide support, information and guidance on all
            aspects of gifted education." Articles include research studies as well as essays on
            theory and practical methodologies. Book reviews also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Hands On!</Title>
        <Publisher>TERC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2067 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02140</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(617) 547-0430</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(617) 349-3535</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>communications@terc.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.terc.edu/template/handson/index.cfm</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.terc.edu/index.cfm</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Experiential learning</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0743-0221</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A newsletter dedicated to encouraging "hands-on math and science learning,"
            Hands On! contains innovative ideas to enrich instruction and learning in these
            disciplines. Resource reviews, book reviews, and descriptions of new educational
            programs help teachers develop and expand their curricula..</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Harvard Education Letter</Title>
        <Publisher>Harvard Graduate School of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Gutman Library Ste. 349, 6 Appian Way, Cambridge, MA 02138-3752</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(617) 495-3432</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(617) 496-3584</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>editor@edletter.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.edletter.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational practices</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>8755-3716</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A bimonthly newsletter in education, Harvard Education Letter "covers timely
            topics in depth and explores issues from the perspectives of both research and
            practice." Articles are supplemented by citations of other resources and Internet sites
            that are relevant to the topic discussed.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Harvard Educational Review</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Harvard Teachers Record</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Harvard Graduate School of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Gutman Library Ste. 349, 6 Appian Way, Cambridge, MA 02138-3752</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(617) 495-3432</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(617) 496-3584</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://gseweb.harvard.edu/~hepg/her.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://gseweb.harvard.edu/~hepg/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0017-8055</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1931-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Harvard Educational Review contains scholarly opinion and research
            surrounding contemporary educational issues. It sets out to "provide an
            interdisciplinary forum for discussion and debate about education's most vital issues."
            In addition to research and scholarly opinion, the journal contains book reviews and
            "Voices Inside Schools," a forum for educational staff to share their personal
            reflections on and experiences in teaching and learning.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Information Technology in Childhood Education Annual</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Journal of Computing in Childhood Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 2966, Charlottesville, VA 22902</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(804) 973-3987</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(804) 978-7449</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@aace.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aace.org/pubs/child/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aace.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aace.org/pubs/autguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.aace.org/pubs/child/toc.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1522-8185</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Annual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Elementary school teachers and teacher educators who teach about or with
            multimedia resources will find this journal a unique source of primary information.
            Theory and applied research are the typical contributions, though case studies, software
            and media development reports and expository essays are occasionally
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Science Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>European Journal of Science Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Taylor &amp; Francis, Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tandf.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/tf/09500693.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tandf.co.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/t-authors/sedauth.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0950-0693</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal publishes applicable research involving all levels of science
            education and is dedicated to reporting international innovations in practice and
            theory. In addition, a good deal of attention is given to promoting an understanding of
            the interconnections between science education and other disciplines. Peer-reviewed
            general articles, papers on innovations and developments, research reports, and book
            reviews of interest to science educators are the four main types of articles
        published.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Special Education</Title>
        <Publisher>International Association of Special Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Email>csapobru@ppl.brunet.bn</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0827-3383</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Experimental and theoretical articles concerning the research, history, and
            philosophy of special education are the standard offerings of this journal. Articles
            provide an international perspective on issues in special education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Internet TESL Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>Internet TESL Journal</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P O 94, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Japan 461</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>iteslj@ge.aitech.ac.jp</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/SubmissionPolicy.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The Internet TESL Journal, a web journal for teachers of English as a second
            language, includes practical information and advice for the classroom setting. Articles
            are readable and applicable for practitioners, and lesson plans, Internet resources, and
            classroom activities provide teachers with numerous ideas for curriculum
        development.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>JCT</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Journal of Curriculum Theorizing</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Caddo Gap Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3145 Geary Boulevard, PMB 275, San Francisco, CA 94118</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(415) 922-1911</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(415) 440-4870</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>caddogap@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1057-896X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the Corporation for Curriculum Research</Notes>
        <Annotation>JCT publishes articles on the topic of curriculum studies, specifically seeking
            "contributions that challenge disciplinary, genre, and textual boundaries." The journal
            is divided into several sections, including Childhood and Cultural Studies, Critical
            Hermeneutics, International Curriculum Discourses, Literacies, and Studies in
            Philosophy, Ethics, and Education. Articles are theoretical.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal for Research in Mathematics Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JRME</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1906 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-9988</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-9840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-2970</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>nctm@nctm.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nctm.org/jrme/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nctm.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nctm.org/jrme/info/info.for.contributors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0021-8251</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, this
            journal is "devoted to the interests of teachers of mathematics and mathematics
            education at all levels -- preschool through adult." Research reports, case studies,
            theoretical articles, and commentaries are commonly published. Book reviews also
            included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JAAL</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association (IRA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8139, Newark, DE 19714-8139</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 336-7323</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 731-1057</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@reading.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.reading.org/publications/jaal/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.reading.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.reading.org/publications/jaal/jaal_authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1081-3004</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1957-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Dedicated to promoting literacy worldwide, this International Reading
            Association journal concentrates primarily on the literacy of adolescents and adults.
            Case studies, research, theory and practice are joined with practical tips and reviews
            of books, classroom and professional materials to provide the literacy professional or
            reading teacher with a wide variety of informational and practical
        resources.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of American Indian Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JAIE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Center for Indian Education, Arizona State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>College of Education, P.O. Box 871311, Tempe, AZ 85287-1311</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>jaie@cie.ed.asu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://jaie.asu.edu/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asu.edu/educ/cie/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://jaie.asu.edu/submit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>American Indian education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Alaska natives</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0021-8731</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1961-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The practical and theoretical advancement of the education of North American
            Indians and Alaskan Natives is the goal of this journal. A mix of genres from research
            studies to expository essays are published here, though basic and applied research
            articles are emphasized. Of particular interest are articles written from a native
            perspective. Book reviews also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Chemical Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JCE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Division of Chemical Education, American Chemical Society</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>c/o Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Univ. of Northern Colorado,
            Greeley, CO 80639</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>jchemed@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu/journal/authors/index.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://JChemEd.chem.wisc.edu/journal/search/index.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>Publisher's home page -- http://divched.chem.wisc.edu/index.html</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Chemistry</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0021-9584</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1924-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Written with teachers of secondary and college level chemistry in mind, this
            journal is dedicated to providing practical and theoretical information. Readers will
            find articles dealing with teaching methodologies, innovations in the fields of
            chemistry and chemical education, and classroom "helpers" such as sample laboratory
            experiments and "tested demonstrations." In fact, "In the Laboratory" is a regular
            department that provides procedures for as many as a dozen experiments. Book and
            materials reviews included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Classroom Interaction</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Classroom Interaction Newsletter</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>College of Education, University of Houston</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>c/o H. Jerome Freiberg, Ed., Farish Hall #452, Houston, TX 77204-5872</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>cmcdjci@hotmail.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.coe.uh.edu/~freiberg/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.coe.uh.edu/~freiberg/submit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Classroom observation techniques</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher student relationship</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Classroom communication</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0749-4025</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal is "devoted to empirical investigations and theoretical papers
            dealing with observation techniques, research on student and teacher behavior, and other
            issues relevant to the domain of classroom interaction." Particular attention is paid to
            research that has implications relating to student and teacher interaction.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JCMST</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 2966, Charlottesville, VA 22902</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(804) 973-3987</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(804) 978-7449</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aace@virginia.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aace.org/pubs/jcmst/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aace.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aace.org/pubs/autguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0731-9258</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching seeks to provide a
            "forum for the interchange of information in the fields of science, mathematics, and
            computer science." The primary focus is the application of computer and instructional
            technology in science and math classrooms. Readers will find a mix of research, theory
            and classroom practice in this scholarly journal.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Counseling and Development</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JCD</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Counseling Association (ACA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>5999 Stevenson Ave., Alexandria, VA 22304-3300</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 823-9800</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 823-0252</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.counseling.org/resources/journals.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.counseling.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.counseling.org/journals/guidelines/jcd.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Counseling</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Counseling psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0748-9633</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1922-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>In this journal, theory, exposition, assessment and diagnosis reports, and
            research reports are offered to a broad readership that includes counselors, counseling
            psychologists, and student personnel specialists who work in a variety of educational
            and governmental settings. This is also the official journal of the American Counseling
            Association, and as such, has as one of its goals the publication of archival material
            for the association.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Creative Behavior</Title>
        <Publisher>Creative Education Foundation</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1050 Union Road, Buffalo, NY 14224</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(716) 675-3181</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(716) 675-3209</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>cefhq@cef-cpsi.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.cef-cpsi.org/Publications/publications.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.cef-cpsi.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Creativity</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Creative thinking</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0175</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Many aspects of creative education, including its theories, manifestations,
            associated research, and practices, are present in this "practice what you preach"
            journal (each issue's cover is of a different design). Interested readers will include
            educators of all types and levels--from the kindergarten teacher to the continuing
            education educator who works in the corporate world--as well as those people who are
            interested in creativity in general. Some of the topics covered in this journal include
            methods to foster creative productivity, giftedness, management of creative personnel,
            testing, and development of creative curricula.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Curriculum and Supervision</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311-1714</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 578-9600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 575-5400</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jcs@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ascd.org/framejcs.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ascd.org/readingroom/jcs/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School supervision</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0882-1232</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A scholarly journal published by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum
            Development, this journal "reflectively examines, informs, and debates curriculum and
            supervision policies and related policy issues as they pertain to teaching, learning,
            and leadership." Particularly aimed at administrators and other leaders in educational
            institutions, the journal addresses such topics as educational policy, political
            influences on education, school reform, and teacher development and
        supervision.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Curriculum Studies</Title>
        <Publisher>Taylor &amp; Francis, Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tandf.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/tf/00220272.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tandf.co.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/t-authors/cusauth.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0272</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1968-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal provides original "contributions to the theory and practice of, and
            policy-making for, curriculum, teaching, and the assessment of schooling." A mix of
            research studies, case studies, research reviews and critical exposition are all
            published here. Book reviews also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Drug Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Baywood Publishing Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 337, Amityville, NY 11701</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>baywood@baywood.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.baywood.com/search/PreviewJournal.asp?qsRecord=13</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://baywood.com/authorpage/ia/de.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Drug education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Health education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0047-2379</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Drug Education publishes original research of interest to those
            educators who study the social, pharmacological, legal, and psychological effects of
            alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs on the lives and educational performance of their
            students. Many of the papers published here provide research that can be applied to
            real-life situations. Indeed, practitioners who provide programming for drug abuse
            prevention will find the journal's case studies particularly informative.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JESPAR</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/JESPAR/jespar.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>High risk students</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Compensatory education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1082-4669</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1996-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Dedicated to those who work with or who are interested in students placed "at
            risk," JESPAR is both scholarly and practical in nature, including research articles on
            promising programs, descriptions and case studies of implemented programs, and
            literature reviews. In addition to readable articles, JESPAR also offers book reviews
            and information about current Title I issues.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Computing Research</Title>
        <Publisher>Baywood Publishing Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 337, Amityville, NY 11701</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(631) 691-1270</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(631) 691-1770</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>baywood@baywood.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://baywood.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://baywood.com/authorpage/ia/ec.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0735-6331</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Educational Computing Research publishes research, analyses,
            design and development studies, and critical reviews regarding computing and the use of
            computers in education. Four main topics are focused upon: the outcome effects of
            educational computing applications, the design and development of educational hardware
            and software, the interpretation and implication of research in educational computing,
            and the theoretical and historical foundations of computer-based education. Book reviews
            are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Measurement</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JEM</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9318</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncme.org/pubs/jem.ace</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncme.org/index.ace</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncme.org/pubs/jem_submission.ace</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Measurement techniques</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Measures, individuals</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0655</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1964-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by the National Council on Measurement in Education, JEM provides its
            readers with "original measurement research and reports of applications of measurement
            in an educational context." Articles are technical. Reviews of books, software, and
            published educational and psychological tests are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JEMH</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 2966, Charlottesville, VA 22902</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(804) 973-3987</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(804) 978-7449</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aace@virginia.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aace.org/pubs/jemh/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aace.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aace.org/pubs/autguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1055-8896</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1992-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>LISA</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal seeks to present research, development, and application of
            multimedia and hypermedia in the the educational setting, with the goal of contributing
            "to the advancement of the theory and practice of learning and teaching using these
            powerful and promising technological tools."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Psychology</Title>
        <Publisher>American Psychological Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>750 First Street, N.E., Washington, DC 20002-4242</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 336-5600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 336-5568</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.apa.org/journals/edu.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.apa.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.apa.org/journals/edu/submission.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0663</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1910-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal cites as its main purpose the publishing of "original, primary
            psychological research pertaining to education at every educational level." Theoretical
            and review articles are also occasionally published. Cognition, instruction, motivation,
            development, emotion, and social issues are some of the topics included in the journal's
            coverage.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Research</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JER</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jer@heldref.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jer.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jer_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0671</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1920-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The description and synthesis of "research of direct relevance to educational
            practice in elementary and secondary schools" is the goal of this journal. All types of
            research are published here, and occasionally responses to articles presented in earlier
            issues are published as well.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Educational Technology Systems</Title>
        <Publisher>Baywood Publishing Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 337, Amityville, NY 11701</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(516) 691-1270</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(516) 691-1770</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>baywood@baywood.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>l</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://baywood.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://baywood.com/authorpage/ia/et.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0047-2395</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal deals with "systems in which technology and education interface and
            is designed to inform educators who are interested in making optimum use of technology."
            Both computer hardware and software are discussed, but of primary interest are the
            articles that deal with the application of various technologies to the educational
            setting.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Employment Counseling</Title>
        <Publisher>National Employment Counseling Association (NECA), a division of the American
            Counseling Association (ACA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>5999 Stevenson Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22304-3300</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/6491/journal.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/6491/neca.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Career counseling</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School counselors</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Education work relationship</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0787</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Employment Counseling seeks to publish articles "illuminating
            theory or practice in employment counseling, reporting professional experimentation or
            research, or exploring current client vocational problems or the professional concerns
            of counselors." Coverage includes employment counseling in a variety of settings,
            including high schools, colleges, communities, and in the workplace.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Environmental Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Environmental Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jee@heldref.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jee.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jee_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Environmental education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Outdoor education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0095-8964</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educators from the primary to post secondary levels, researchers, public
            officials, environmentalists, and anyone else who teaches about or has an interest in
            environmental education and communication will find this multidisciplinary journal a
            valuable resource. Case studies of relevant projects, evaluation of current research,
            discussions of public policy and philosophy surrounding environmental education, and
            book reviews are included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Experiential Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Experiential Education (AEE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2305 Canyon Blvd., Ste. 100, Boulder, CO 80302-5651</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(303) 440-8844</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(303) 440-9581</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@aee.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aee.org/publications/journal/aeejourn.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aee.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Experiential learning</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1053-8259</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Those involved in various types of "learning by doing" education such as
            outdoors adventure programming, internships, environmental education, and community
            service learning will find this journal a source of practical ideas, theory, and
            research. The journal is aimed at a broad audience, from practitioners in formal
            education settings to administrators of adult education programs. Book reviews are also
            included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Experimental Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jxe.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_jxe_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational innovation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-0973</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1932-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Experimental Education covers topics of interest to researchers
            and practitioners who are interested in the improvement of teaching in the school
            setting. The journal is focused on quantitative and qualitative educational research in
            the behavioral, cognitive, and social sciences, and articles are divided into three
            sections: Motivation and Social Processes; Learning and Instruction; and Measurement,
            Statistics, and Research Design.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Journal of Health Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Health Education; Journal of Health Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1900 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1502</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 476-3400</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-9527</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@aahperd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/ajhe_main.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aahperd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/AJHE-contributorguide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Health education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Health activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1055-6699</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>CINAHL</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Health Education serves to update and inform health educators in
            both formal and informal settings. In addition to its featured research articles, the
            journal also includes teaching ideas for K-12 classrooms, brief overviews of research,
            and personal perspectives from the field.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Industrial Teacher Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JITE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Industrial and Technical Teacher Educators (NAITTE)</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JITE/jite.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.coe.uga.edu/naitte/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Trade and industrial education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Technology education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Trade and industrial teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-1864</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by the National Association of Industrial and Technical Teacher
            Educators, JITE concentrates on industrial and technical teacher education, military
            training, and industrial training. Scholarly inquiry and commentary are both published,
            as are book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Learning Disabilities</Title>
        <Publisher>Pro-Ed</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>8700 Shoal Creek Blvd., Austin, TX 78757-6897</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(512) 451-3246</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(512) 451-8542</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.proedinc.com/jld.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.proedinc.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-2194</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1968-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>An international, multidisciplinary publication, this special education journal
            presents "work and comments related to learning disabilities." Research reports, opinion
            papers, case studies, practical intervention methods, and theoretical essays help keep
            practitioners in the field up to date. A calendar of conferences and events of interest
            to special educators is also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Literacy Research</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JLR</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Reading Conference (NRC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11 East Hubbard St., Ste. 5A, Chicago, IL 60611</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(312) 431-0013</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.coe.uga.edu/jlr/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.oakland.edu/~mceneane/nrc/nrcindex.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.coe.uga.edu/jlr/submit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.coe.uga.edu/jlr/abstracts.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1086-296X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by the National Reading Conference and interdisciplinary in nature,
            the Journal of Literacy Research includes research related to literacy and language arts
            from the preschool to adult levels. All aspects of reading and writing are covered,
            including "investigations of the social, affective, cognitive, pedagogical,
            technological, and political dimensions of literacy." Book reviews also
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Multicultural and Cross-Cultural Research in Art Education</Title>
        <Publisher>United States Society for Education Through Art (USSEA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>c/o Dept of Art Education, Ohio State University, 343 Hopkins Hall, 128
            N. Oval Mall, Columbus, OH 43210</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.uncp.edu/ussea/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0740-1833</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1983-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Annual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Art educators, art professors, and others who are interested in research on the
            cultural contexts in which art exists, is created, and is experienced, will be
            interested in this journal. Articles tend to be theoretical rather than offering
            practical applications for the classroom setting. Titles have included: "The Role of
            Cultural Context in Multicultural Aesthetics," "The Artistically Precocious Child in
            Different Cultural Contexts: Wang Yani and Toulouse-Lautrec," and "Designing Nature: A
            Process of Cultural Interpretation."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Negro Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JNE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Howard University School of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Howard University, Washington, DC 20059</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 806-8120</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 806-8434</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jne@jne.law.howard.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.founders.howard.edu/soe/Programs/JNE.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.howard.edu/hu-homepages/schools/educ.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Black education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-2984</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1932-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal is a "quarterly review of issues incident to the education of Black
            people" from the preschool to the post secondary and adult education levels.
            Interdisciplinary in nature, the journal functions as a forum and as a vehicle for the
            communication of Black scholarship. Each year, one issue is dedicated to the
            comprehensive coverage of a single topic or theme of import. Media and book reviews are
            also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>JOPERD</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1900 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1502</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 476-3400</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>info@aahperd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/joperd_main.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aahperd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/joperd-submission.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical recreation programs</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Dance education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0730-3084</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1896-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A publication of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,
            Recreation and Dance, JOPERD is dedicated to serving the needs of professionals who are
            involved in physical education, including the movement arts and sciences, sports, and
            leisure activities. Featured articles include scholarly essays, research reports, and
            reflections that deal with professional education, pedagogical practices, policy
            decisions, and evaluation. Teaching tips, news bits, new product advertisements and
            reviews, and employment opportunities are also regularly available.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Research in Childhood Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JRCE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Childhood Education International</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>17904 Georgia Ave., Ste 215, Olney, MD 20832-2277</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 423-3563</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>aceihq@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.udel.edu/bateman/acei/jrcehp.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.acei.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.udel.edu/bateman/acei/jrceaguides.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Elementary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0256-8543</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal is international in scope and features articles that "advance
            knowledge and theory of the education of children, infancy through early adolescence."
            Of special interest is the "Research Into Practice" section of each journal. Here,
            practical implications are given for all the articles published in that particular
            issue.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Research in Science Teaching</Title>
        <Publisher>John Wiley &amp; Sons</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>605 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10158</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0022-4308/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wiley.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0022-4308/authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.educ.sfu.ca/narstsite/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-4308</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official journal of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching</Notes>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Research in Science Teaching "publishes reports for science
            education researchers and practitioners on issues of science teaching and learning and
            science education policy." The journal is international in its breadth and covers a wide
            range of topics, from the reading skills needed to understand a physics textbook to
            prospective teachers' "preservice conceptions of teaching and learning." This journal
            focuses more on the learning and teaching process surrounding the sciences than the
            sciences themselves.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of School Health</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JOSH</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American School Health Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 708, Kent, OH 44240</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(330) 678-1601</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(330) 678-4526</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>asha@ashaweb.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ashaweb.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Health education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Health promotion</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-4391</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1930-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of School Health publishes articles analyzing issues and research
            related to health promotion in school settings. The journal addresses many aspects of
            school health, including physical health, mental health, alcohol and drug use,
            nutrition, sexuality, and physical fitness. In addition to research and commentary
            articles, the journal also publishes explanations of teaching techniques and health
            service programs.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Independent School</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Independent School Bulletin</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Independent Schools</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1620 L St, N W, Washington, DC 20036-5605</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 973-9700</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 973-9790</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nais.org/inform/magazine/zine.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nais.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nais.org/inform/magazine/write.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0145-9635</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1941-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Four times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Independent School is the official publication of the National Association of
            Independent Schools (NAIS). Articles and advertisements are geared toward educators who
            choose to teach in private, generally nonchurch-related, schools. Articles discuss
            successful practices and pitfalls to avoid. News related to independent or private
            schools, the NAIS, products and services, and job openings are also included in the
            journal. Libraries serving teacher preparation programs, professional libraries in
            independent schools, and larger libraries serving communities with independent schools
            will find this a basic title.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of School Leadership</Title>
        <Publisher>Scarecrow Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4720 Boston Way, Lanham, MD 20706</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 459-3366</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 459-1705</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.scarecrowpress.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1052-6846</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of School Leadership seeks to provide a forum for "the exchange of
            ideas and scholarship about schools and leadership." The journal maintains a broad focus
            within the field of school leadership, publishing articles not only examining
            administrative leadership, but also teacher, student, parent, and community leadership
            within the schools. Policy issues, reports of innovative techniques, staff development,
            and the practical implications of research are included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Special Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Pro-Ed</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>8700 Shoal Creek Blvd., Austin, TX 78757-6897</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 897-3202</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(572) 302-9129</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>proed1@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.proedinc.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-4669</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1966-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Research reports, scholarly reviews, topical issues, and letters to the editor
            related to special education in the schools are all published in this multidisciplinary
            journal. Occasionally special issues dedicated to a specific topic, such as inclusion,
            are published.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Special Education Technology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JSET</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Technology and Media Division, Council for Exceptional Children</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tamcec.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0162-6434</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The main purpose of the Journal of Special Education Technology is the
            dissemination of research and innovative uses of educational technology as they apply to
            special education. The use of technologies covers a broad span, from teaching techniques
            with multimedia tools to the use of computers to unobtrusively collect data in research
            studies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Staff Development</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JSD</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Staff Development Council (NSDC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 240, Oxford, OH 45056</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(513) 523-6029</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(513) 523-0638</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>NSDCoffice@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsdc.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nsdc.org/guides.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.nsdc.org/library/jsd/jsd.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Staff development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0276-928X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1980-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Aimed specifically at those interested in developing educational staff, this
            thematic journal includes short, readable articles, including research notes, profiles,
            and descriptions of successful programs. Topics covered include educational standards,
            staff motivation, inservice staff workshops, mentoring, and building community. Reviews
            of multimedia materials and books are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Teacher Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JTE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Corwin Press Inc., Sage Publications Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-9774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(805) 499-0871</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.corwinpress.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aacte.org/Publications/author_instructions.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.aacte.org/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-4871</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1950-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Co-published by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education</Notes>
        <Annotation>The audience of this thematic journal includes teacher educators and those
            interested in the underpinnings of the practice of both preservice and inservice teacher
            education. Articles are scholarly, conceptual, and generally tie theory to practice.
            Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Teaching in Physical Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Human Kinetics Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825-5076</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 747-4457</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 351-1549</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/journal.cfm?id=jtpe</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.humankinetics.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/submissions.cfm?jid=jtpe</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical education teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0273-5024</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The purpose of this journal is to "communicate research and stimulate
            discussion, study, and critique of teaching, teacher education, and curriculum as these
            fields relate to physical activity in schools, communities, higher education, and
            sport." Research articles are published as well as articles more focused on
            methodologies. Brief research notes are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Technology and Teacher Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JTATE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 2966, Charlottesville, VA 22902</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(804) 973-3987</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(804) 978-7449</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@aace.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aace.org/pubs/jtate/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aace.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aace.org/pubs/autguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1059-7069</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Technology and Teacher Education publishes articles concerning
            instruction in educational technology for preservice, inservice, and graduate teacher
            education. Articles are application oriented.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of the Association for Persons With Severe Handicaps</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JASH</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>TASH</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>29 W. Susquehanna Ave., Ste. 210, Baltimore, MD 21204-5201</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(410) 828-8274</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(410) 828-6706</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tash.org/publications/jash/index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tash.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tash.org/publications/jash/jash_policy.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0274-9483</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1975-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal is aimed primarily at professionals, including practitioners of
            special education, who deal with people with severe disabilities, whether they be
            physical, emotional, behavioral, or cognitive. Parents and family members with an
            interest in current methodologies, research, and thought will also find this journal of
            interest. Many of the articles report on research, but the research is such that it
            applies to real life situations in the educational and/or community environment.
            Conceptual and practical papers are also published, and intervention procedures,
            curriculum innovations and the like include enough detail for replication. Book reviews
            are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Kairos: A Journal for Teachers of Writing in Webbed Environments</Title>
        <Publisher>Kairos</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/index.html</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/edProcess.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Writing instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Hypermedia</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1521-2300</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1996-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Kairos is an online resource for teachers of writing and language arts, focusing
            specifically on the use of hypertext and the Internet in language arts instruction.
            Feature articles cover a broad range of writing-related topics inlcuding business
            writing, professional communication, creative writing, composition, and literature.
            Kairos also includes book and software reviews, as well as a special section on
            technology and pedagogy in the news.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Language Arts</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Elementary English</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 369-6283</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 328-9645</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncte.org/elem/la/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncte.org/elem/la/lasubmit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0360-9170</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1924-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Language Arts is a thematic journal dedicated to presenting language arts
            learning and teaching issues to teachers of preschoolers to middle schoolers. Issues
            feature theoretical and practical articles of use to practitioners. NCTE news
            information and announcements are also published here. Book reviews are offered in the
            "Talking About Books" department.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>LSHSS</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Speech--Language--Hearing Association (ASHA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 897-5700</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 897-7358</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://164.109.82.203/resources/journals/LSHSS-index.cfm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asha.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://164.109.82.203/resources/journals/lshss_editor.cfm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Speech language pathology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Audiology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Speech and hearing clinics</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0161-1461</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal publishes articles that pertain to "speech, hearing and language
            services for children, particularly in schools." A variety of aspects of these services
            are covered, including the nature, assessment, and treatment of disorders, as well as
            administrative aspects of such programs. Articles range from standard research reports
            to a "Clinical Exchange" section which details effective programs currently in
        practice.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Learning and Instruction</Title>
        <Publisher>Pergamon Press, Elsevier</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 945, New York, NY 10159-0945</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(888) 437-4636</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 633-3680</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>usinfo-f@elsevier.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.elsevier.com/locate/learninstruc/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.elsevier.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning processes</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0959-4752</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Subtitle -- "The Journal of the European Association for Research on Learning and
            Instruction"</Notes>
        <Annotation>Learning and Instruction is self-described as "an international,
            multidisciplinary journal for publishing high-quality research in the study of teaching,
            learning and cognitive development." Empirical research is emphasized, though theory,
            critical contributions, and review articles are also published. Although the journal
            focuses on European work in the field of education, contributions from non-European
            authors are also encouraged.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Learning and Leading With Technology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Computing Teacher</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>International Society for Technology in Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1787 Agate St., Eugene, OR 97403-1923</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(541) 346-4414</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(541) 346-5890</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>iste@iste.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.iste.org/L&amp;L/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.iste.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1082-5754</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>LISA</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This is an informative, well-rounded journal for those interested in using or
            implementing educational technology in their classrooms. Articles in this journal are
            multidisciplinary and span the spectrum of educational levels. They include theory,
            how-to's, reports of innovative programs, research implications, curriculum plans, and
            policy studies. A variety of technology is discussed and reviewed, including computer
            software, Internet resources, video cameras, and personal digital
        assistants.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Learning Disabilities Research and Practice</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>LDRP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 760-3735</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://alidoro.catchword.com/vl=19202904/cl=21/nw=1/rpsv/cw/erlbaum/09388982/contp1.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.dldcec.org/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0938-8982</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the Division for Learning Disablities of the Council for Exceptional
            Children</Notes>
        <Annotation>This journal seeks to provide "a forum for presentation of current research in
            the field of learning disabilities and a vehicle for dissemination of information
            important to practitioners in the field." Articles include both original research
            reports and articles that are directly related and applicable to educational practice.
            Book reviews and reviews of other educational materials are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Learning Disability Quarterly</Title>
        <Publisher>Council for Learning Disabilities (CLD)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 40303, Overland Park, KS 66204-4303</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(913) 492-8755</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(913) 492-2546</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.cldinternational.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0731-9487</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The main purpose of this journal is to "publish educational articles with an
            applied focus...on disabilities, rather than on topics or studies which incidentally use
            subjects with learning disabilities or only indirectly relate to the field of learning
            disabilities." Research articles are common, as are articles reporting techniques in
            identification, assessment, remediation, and programming.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mailbox: Intermediate Edition</Title>
        <Publisher>Education Center</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 9753, Greensboro, NC 27429-0753</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>intermediateeditor@themailbox.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.themailbox.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Resource materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Intermediate grades</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0199-6045</ISSN>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>"A great resource for ideas, " Mailbox: Intermediate is filled with practical
            tips and hints for teachers of grades 4 to 6. Literature-based activities, thematic
            units, critical thinking ideas, classroom management tips, art activities, and bulletin
            board suggestions are just a few of the "teacher's helpers" readers will find
        here.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mailbox: Kindergarten Edition</Title>
        <Publisher>Education Center</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 9753, Greensboro, NC 27429-0753</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>kindergarteneditor@themailbox.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.themailbox.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Resource materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0199-6045</ISSN>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Known as the "idea magazine for teachers," Mailbox: Kindergarten is filled with
            practical tips and hints for teachers of kindergarten. Arts and crafts activities,
            learning centers, getting kids into books, busy bees, circle time activities, songs and
            rhymes, and ideas for teaching children who have special needs are just some of the
            topics covered in this colorful resource.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mailbox: Primary Edition</Title>
        <Publisher>Education Center</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 9753, Greensboro, NC 27429-0753</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>primaryeditor@themailbox.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.themailbox.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Resource materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0199-6045</ISSN>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The "idea magazine for teachers," Mailbox: Primary is filled with practical tips
            and hints for teachers of grades 1 to 3. Colorful classroom ideas include tips for
            bulletin boards, classroom management, reading motivation, seasonal activities,
            cooperative learning, arts and crafts, learning centers, games, computer activities, and
            hands-on lessons.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mathematics Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1906 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-9988</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-9840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-2970</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>nctm@nctm.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nctm.org/mt/mt.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nctm.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nctm.org/mt/writers/guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0025-5769</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1908-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Mathematics Teacher is "devoted to improving mathematics instruction in grade 8
            through two-year and teacher-education colleges." Practical in nature, the journal
            contains curriculum ideas, descriptions of successful programs, activities, and
            technology and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mathematics Teaching</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>MT</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association of Teachers of Mathematics (ATM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>7 Shaftesbury Street, Derby DE23 8YB, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>atm_maths@compuserve.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.atm.org.uk/journals/mathematicsteaching.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.atm.org.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0025-5785</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1955-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A British journal, Mathematics Teaching focuses on current perspectives and
            methodologies of mathematics instruction. Both the learning of mathematics and the
            improvement of teaching mathematics are valued in this generally practice-oriented
            journal. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>MTMS</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1906 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-9988</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-9840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-2970</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>nctm@nctm.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nctm.org/mtms/mtms.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nctm.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nctm.org/mtms/writers/guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1072-0839</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The focus of this journal is on "intuitive, exploratory investigations that use
            informal reasoning to help students develop a strong conceptual basis that leads to
            greater mathematical abstraction." This is a classroom oriented journal with a
            theoretical bent. Articles feature informal action research, methodology suggestions, a
            special department for students (intriguing problems and exercises) and media and book
            reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Media and Methods</Title>
        <Publisher>American Society of Educators</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1429 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19102</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(215) 563-6005</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(215) 587-9706</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.media-methods.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0025-6897</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1964-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>How to, why to, and what to do with educational technology when you've got it is
            the focus of this journal. The journal's subtitle, "Multimedia Products, Technologies
            &amp; Programs for K-12 School Districts," really covers what is here. Articles with
            practical topics are included, covering what to get, how to get it, how to implement it,
            and how to manage it. A large number of advertisements, however, make the articles seem
            supplementary and the journal less than professional.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Micro Math</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Micromath</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association of Teachers of Mathematics (ATM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>7 Shaftesbury Street, Derby DE23 8YB, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>atm_maths@compuserve.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.atm.org.uk/journals/micromath.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.atm.org.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0267-5501</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Micro Math is a British journal that concentrates on the teaching and learning
            of mathematics as facilitated by various types of educational technology, such as
            computer software and Internet resources. Articles tend to be practice-oriented, often
            describing successful classroom activities for the mathematics teacher. Reviews of
            educational software are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Middle School Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>National Middle School Association (NMSA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4151 Executive Parkway, Ste. 300, Westerville, OH 43081</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(614) 895-4730</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(614) 895-4750</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@nmsa.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nmsa.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Middle schools</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early adolescents</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0094-0771</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Middle School Journal publishes articles that "promote middle level education
            and that contribute to an understanding of the educational and developmental needs of
            youth between the ages of 10 and 15." Reflection pieces, research reports, updates from
            the "front lines," and theoretical articles all join together to make this journal a
            good resource for those interested in an overview of the middle school, its students,
            teachers, and environment. Articles are scholarly yet practice-oriented.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Multicultural Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Caddo Gap Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3145 Geary Boulevard, PMB 275, San Francisco, CA 94118</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(415) 922-1911</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(415) 440-4870</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>caddogap@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1068-3844</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Multicultural Education is a slim journal with a variety of offerings. Each
            issue contains several articles that focus on issues or activities in the field of
            multicultural education. These are joined by examples of successful programs and
            curriculums at the K-12 and postsecondary levels in the "Promising Practices"
            department. Other types of articles include personal perspectives, literary reviews,
            news and announcements regarding organizations or events in multicultural education, and
            book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Multicultural Review</Title>
        <Publisher>Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc., GP Subscription Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 5007, Westport, CT 06881-5007</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(203) 226-3571</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>mcreview@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.mcreview.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://info.greenwood.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.mcreview.com/guidelin.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1058-9236</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1992-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Multicultural Review is dedicated primarily to providing reviews of materials
            and information on the subjects of ethnic, racial and religious diversity. Its reviews
            cover a broad spectrum of materials--from books to magazines to Internet sites -- and
            often contain citations for both recommended and not recommended items. Multicultural
            Review also includes articles and bibliographies in each issue, dealing primarily with
            multicultural materials and issues of access to these materials. Reviews are indexed in
            each issue by author, title, and subject.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Multicultural Teaching</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>MCT</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Trentham Books</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Westview House, 734 London Road, Oakhill, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 5NP, England</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>tb@trentham-books.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.trentham-books.co.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Equal education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0263-0869</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1982-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Multicultural Teaching is "concerned with all aspects of teaching and learning
            in a multicultural society." Educational aspects of multiculturalism, however, are not
            Multicultural Teaching's only concern. Social work issues are also addressed, making it
            a multidisciplinary journal that will be of interest to social and community workers as
            well as teachers. Articles are practice oriented; descriptions of successful programs
            are also offered. Book and resource reviews are included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>MultiMedia Schools</Title>
        <Publisher>Information Today, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>143 Old Marlton Pike, Medford, NJ 08055-8750</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(609) 654-6266</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(609) 654-4309</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.infotoday.com/MMschools/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.infotoday.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.infotoday.com/MMschools/MMSforms/authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1075-0479</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Classroom teachers and librarians interested in using multimedia technology,
            especially computers and the Internet, will find this magazine helpful. Articles are not
            overly technical and are oriented towards the teacher or librarian who just wants to use
            the media, not solve its problems. Articles will also appeal to those trying to update a
            school's media programs. Topics such as how to set up Internet access for your school,
            the use of presentation software, and budgeting for technology changes are typical. In
            addition to technology articles, MultiMedia Schools offers a variety of product reviews,
            including reviews for hardware, software, and Internet sites.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>NAEA News</Title>
        <Publisher>National Art Education Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1916 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1590</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 860-8000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>naea@dgs.dgsys.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.naea-reston.org/publications-naeanews.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.naea-reston.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Professional associations</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0160-6395</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1958-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A news source from the National Art Education Association, this publication
            primarily provides official NAEA news, including regional chapter reports, division
            updates, and conference information. Also included in this newsletter are news updates
            of interest and importance to art educators, reports on people and events, job
            opportunity listings, and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>NASSP Bulletin</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Bulletin of the NASSP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1904 Association Dr., Reston, VA 20191-1537</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 860-0200</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-5432</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nassp.org/news/05-04-01-01.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nassp.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Principals</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0192-6365</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1917-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The NASSP's journal for middle and high school leaders, this publication
            presents school administrators and leaders with colleagues' research and informed
            opinions about current issues such as school choice, scheduling, standards, teacher
            mentoring and technology. Regular departments include the "Legal Brief" section, which
            provides summaries of recent and relevant court cases pertaining to specific educational
            issues; "Research Briefs", including summaries of research and descriptions of
            successful, innovative programs; and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>NEA Today</Title>
        <Publisher>National Education Association (NEA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1201 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036-3290</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 822-7065</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 822-7669</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>neatoday@nea.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.nea.org/neatoday/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nea.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational innovation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0734-7219</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1982-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A magazine for members of the National Education Association, NEA Today provides
            a variety of news and practical information for those in the education field. Regular
            features include updates on national and international events and issues affecting
            education in the United States, National Education Association news, and reports on and
            interviews with innovators in the education field. Also included are practical tips and
            advice for educators, including classroom ideas, educational resources, website reviews,
            and even personal finance advice.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>NEGP Weekly</Title>
        <Publisher>National Education Goals Panel (NEGP)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1255 22nd Street, NW, Ste. 502, Washington, DC 20037</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 724-0015</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.negp.gov/weekly.htm</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.negp.gov/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational objectives</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Weekly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The NEGP Weekly is an online, weekly publication providing summaries of
            education news, research, and issues that relate to the eight goals of the National
            Education Goals Panel: ready to learn; school completion; student achievement and
            citizenship; teacher education and professional development; mathematics and science;
            adult literacy and lifelong learning; safe, disciplined, and alcohol- and drug-free
            schools; and parental participation. Updates include information about educational
            policies at all levels -- local, state, and national -- and URLs are often included for
            further investigation. Interested parties can have the report e-mailed to them
        weekly.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>New Advocate</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Advocate</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Christopher-Gordon Publishers, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1502 Providence Highway, Ste. 12, Norwood, MA 02062</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(781) 762-5577</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ed.arizona.edu/DEPARTS/LRC_old/advoc.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Children's literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0895-1381</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal provides a forum for articles addressing "the complex issues
            surrounding the writing, publication, and teaching of literature," particularly
            children's and young adult literature. A range of scholarly and practical articles are
            published, including interviews with children's authors, critical examinations of themes
            in young adult literature, issues affecting and ideas for teachers of literature, and
            trends and themes in current children's literature publishing. The section "Connecting
            Children with Literature in Classrooms and Communities" also provides a wealth of
            children's and young adult book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>NSTA Report</Title>
        <Publisher>National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1840 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22201-3000</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 243-7100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nsta.org/reports/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsta.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Professional associations</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Published by the National Science Teachers Association, NSTA Reports! is a
            tabloid publication that reports on news items, conferences, grants, and opportunities
            of interest to science teachers. NSTA news, conferences, and updates are emphasized. The
            "Science Teacher's Grab Bag" is a special feature, listing educational materials,
            freebies, and websites for the science educator.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>OAH Magazine of History</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Magazine of History</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Organization of American Historians (OAH)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>112 North Bryan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47408-4199</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(812) 855-7311</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 855-0696</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>magazine@oah.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.oah.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>History instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Lesson plans</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0882-228X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Published by the Organization of American Historians, this thematic journal is
            aimed at middle school, high school and college teachers of American history and covers
            a variety of aspects of history education in a readable way. Articles cover current
            perspectives on historical events and periods; lesson plans and sample handouts are
            provided; and methodological innovations are examined. Resources for teachers are also
            found here, including websites, summaries of ERIC database articles, conference
            announcements, and grant information.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Our Children</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>PTA Today</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National PTA</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>330 N. Wabash Ave., Ste. 2100, Chicago, IL 60611-3690</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(312) 670-6782</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 670-6783</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.pta.org/pubs/spoc/index.htm</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.pta.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Parent participation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Student welfare</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1083-3080</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1906-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Aimed at both parents and school personnel, this journal provides readable
            overview articles on what is going on in schools today. Casual and practical, the
            journal reports on national and local PTA efforts and programs and encourages readers
            (particularly parents) to become active in their schools.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>PJE</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Peabody Journal of Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/PJE/pje.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Individual development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0161-956X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1923-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This is an interdisciplinary journal that publishes in the areas of education
            and human development, including perspectives from social scientists, humanists,
            practitioners, and policymakers. Each issue is dedicated to a theme of current or
            lasting importance, for example: "The Home Education Movement in Context, Practice, and
            Theory," and "Leading Schools in a Global Era: A Cultural Perspective." Articles are
            scholarly.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Phi Delta Kappan</Title>
        <Publisher>Phi Delta Kappa International</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 789, Bloomington, IN 47402</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(812) 339-1156</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 339-0018</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>kappan@kiva.net</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.pdkintl.org/kappan/kappan.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.pdkintl.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.pdkintl.org/kappan/kedguide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0031-7217</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1915-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Phi Delta Kappan publishes articles "concerned with educational research,
            service, and leadership; issues, trends, and policy are emphasized." Articles are
            informative, thought provoking, and in-depth, and regular departments, such as
            "Washington Commentary", "Research", "Courtside", and "Technology" provide further
            current information on issues important to educators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Physics Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740-3845</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 209-3300</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 209-0845</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aapt-pubs@aapt.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aapt.org/pubs_catalog/tpt/tpt.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aapt.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aapt.org/pubs_catalog/tpt/ptcont.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.phy.nau.edu/~danmac/AAPTDB/index.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physics</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0031-921X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Physics Teacher is aimed at teachers of physics at the secondary and
            post-secondary levels, as well as at teacher educators. The journal includes sample
            experiments, classroom methodology features, and reports of research that can help to
            improve the strength of introductory physics teaching. Instructional apparatus and book
            reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Planning and Changing</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Planning &amp; Changing</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Dept. of Educational Administration and Foundations, Illinois State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Campus Box 5900, Normal IL 61790-5900</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(309) 438-5422</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(309) 438-8683</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://coe.ilstu.edu/eafdept/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://coe.ilstu.edu/eafdept/pandc/manuscriptguidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0032-0684</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This is an educational leadership and policy journal that will be of interest to
            teacher educators, school administrators, and school leaders. Articles cover a variety
            of topics in leadership and policy and include quantitative and qualitative research
            studies, as well as theoretical pieces.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Practically Primary</Title>
        <Publisher>Australian Literacy Educators' Association (ALEA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 3203, Norwood, South Australia 5067</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>alea@nexus.edu.au</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.alea.edu.au/pubs.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.alea.edu.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1324-5961</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This Australian journal focuses on literacy education at the elementary school
            level. Articles are practical and readable, ranging from discussions of the definition
            of literacy, to lesson plans for language arts classrooms, to suggestions for teaching
            more effectively. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Preventing School Failure</Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_psf.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_psf_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning problems</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Behavior problems</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1045-988X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1976-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>According to its editors, Preventing School Failure is "the journal for
            educators and parents seeking strategies for promoting the success of students with
            learning and behavior problems." Innovative and successful programs are highlighted,
            important issues detailed, and practical advice offered.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Primary Voices K-6</Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 369-6283</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 328-9645</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>public_info@ncte.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncte.org/elem/pv/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1068-073X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1993-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This quarterly is dedicated to literacy issues at the elementary level,
            including reading, writing, spelling and the language arts in general. The journal is
            typically thematic, with all articles in each issue focused on one topic or curricular
            concept. Theoretical articles begin each issue and are joined by several classroom
            portraits. Reflection pieces end each issue.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Professional Educator</Title>
        <Publisher>Truman Pierce Institute -- College of Education, Auburn University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3084 Haley Center, Auburn University, AL 36849-5218</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(334) 844-5793</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(334) 844-5785</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>porterc@mail.auburn.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.auburn.edu/academic/education/tpi/proedmp.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.auburn.edu/academic/education/tpi/authors.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Inservice teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Preservice teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0196-786X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This publication is "devoted to the discussion of developments, issues, and
            trends in teacher education and in the professional development of teachers." Articles
            are scholarly and cover research and theory in both preservice and inservice teacher
            education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Professional School Counseling</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Elementary School Guidance and Counseling; The School Counselor</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American School Counselor Association (ASCA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>801 North Fairfax Street, Ste. 310, Alexandria, VA 22314</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 306-4722</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 683-1619</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>asca@erols.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.schoolcounselor.org/content.cfm?L1=7&amp;L2=2</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.schoolcounselor.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School counselors</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School counseling</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1096-2409</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official publication of the American School Counselor Association, this
            journal addresses the many aspects of being a school counselor. Professional issues such
            as validating one's role as a school counselor are addressed as are practical issues
            such as collaborating with community agencies, programming, and working with parents.
            Research articles are published here, as well as "perspectives from the field." Book
            reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Psychology in the Schools</Title>
        <Publisher>John Wiley &amp; Sons</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>605 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10158</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0033-3085</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wiley.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0033-3085/authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School psychologists</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School counseling</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Psychological services</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0033-3085</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1964-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Psychology in the Schools includes articles of research, opinion and practice
            aimed at school guidance counselors, school psychologists, and other personnel workers
            in schools and colleges. Issues of evaluation and assessment, educational practices and
            problems, and strategies for behavioral changes are regularly covered. An emphasis is
            placed on articles that "clearly describe implications for the practitioner in the
            schools."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Radical Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>Institute for Critical Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 383316, Cambridge, MA 02238</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wpunj.edu/radteach/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.wpunj.edu/radteach/subm.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Feminism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Socialism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Student centered curriculum</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0191-4847</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1975-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Alternative Press Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Subtitled "A socialist and feminist journal on the theory and practice of
            teaching," this journal covers a variety of topics, including student-centered
            classrooms, feminism, multiculturalism, holistic teaching, and the discovery and change
            of sexist, racist, classist, and heterosexist ideologies. This is multidisciplinary
            reading that encourages teachers to explore a liberal view point of education. Book
            reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Horizons</Title>
        <Publisher>Dorothy J. McGinnis Reading Center and Clinic, Western Michigan University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>WMU, Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5197</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(616) 387-3470</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(616) 387-2882</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wmich.edu/reading/readhorizons.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wmich.edu/reading/clinic.htm</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-0502</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1960-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Theory and practice combine in this journal to broaden the knowledge and skills
            of teachers of reading and language literacy at all levels. A forum of ideas from many
            perspectives, Reading Horizons contains reports, research, and theory about reading
            education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Psychology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>RP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Taylor &amp; Francis, Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>info@taylorandfrancis.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/default.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.taylorandfrancis.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/t-authors/rpyauth.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0270-2711</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Online ISSN: 1521-0685; Published in association with the Dept. of Educational
            Curriculum and Instruction, Texas A&amp;M University</Notes>
        <Annotation>This is an international quarterly that publishes scholarly articles in the
            fields of literacy, reading, and related psychology disciplines. Articles tend to focus
            on research, but articles describing practitioner-based methods and philosophies are
            also welcomed. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Research Quarterly</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>RRQ</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association (IRA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8139, Newark, DE 19714-8139</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(302) 731-1600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 731-1057</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@reading.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.reading.org/publications/rrq/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.reading.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.reading.org/publications/rrq/rrq_authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-0553</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>"A journal of the International Reading Association," Reading Research Quarterly
            is intended to function as a forum for "multidisciplinary research, alternative modes of
            inquiry, and variant viewpoints about the nature of literacy practices and policies of
            diverse groups of persons around the world." The journal focuses primarily on research
            articles and examinations of current research in the fields of reading and literacy
            education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association (IRA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8139, Newark, DE 19714-8139</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(302) 731-1600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 731-1057</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@reading.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.reading.org/publications/rt/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.reading.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.reading.org/publications/rt/rt_infoauthors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literacy education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Childrens literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-0561</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1951-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Practice oriented, Reading Teacher contains a variety of articles, including
            theory, research reports, commentaries, descriptions of literacy programs, and personal
            experience stories. Regular columns are also featured, including "Exploring Literacy on
            the Internet" and "Teaching Reading," a forum for reading education ideas and tips.
            Reviews of children's books are also regularly included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Today</Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association (IRA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 8139, Newark, DE 19714-8139</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(302) 731-1600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 731-1057</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>readingtoday@reading.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.reading.org/publications/rty/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.reading.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0737-4208</ISSN>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>A bimonthly newsletter of the International Reading Association, Reading Today
            functions as a news source about the association and its activities, conferences,
            research, and publications. It also presents brief articles on issues affecting reading
            education in the United States and throughout the world.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Remedial and Special Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>RASE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Pro-Ed</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>8700 Shoal Creek Blvd., Austin, TX 78757-6897</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 897-3202</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(512) 451-8542</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>proed1@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.proedinc.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.proedinc.com/rase.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Remedial instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning problems</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0741-9325</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal is devoted to the "discussion of issues involving the education of
            persons for whom typical instruction is not effective." The implications of research for
            educational practice are of primary concern and deal with such topics as identification
            and assessment of underachieving and exceptional students, family involvement, relevant
            legislation, and professional standards and training. Book reviews are also
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>What Works in Teaching and Learning</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Report on Education Research</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Aspen Publishers, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>200 Orchard Ridge Dr., Gaithersburg, MD 20878</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 417-7500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 695-7931</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>customer.service@aspenpubl.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.eddaily.com/pages/catalog/newsletters.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aspenpub.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Curriculum development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-4699</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biweekly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>What Works in Teaching and Learning provides practical information about
            successful programs, curriculum ideas, teaching methods, educational technology, and
            classroom skills. Each issue also contains a "Funding Alert," providing information
            about grants and other funding sources for educators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Research in the Teaching of English</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>RTE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(217) 328-3870</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 328-0977</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncte.org/rte/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncte.org/rte/authinfo.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-527X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Research in the Teaching of English is a "multidisciplinary journal publishing
            original research and scholarly essays on the relationships between language teaching
            and learning at all levels, preschool through adult." The journal also includes a
            biannual annotated bibliography of recent research in the field of English
        instruction.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Rethinking Schools</Title>
        <Publisher>Rethinking Schools, Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1001 E. Keefe Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53212</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(414) 964-9646</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(414) 964-7220</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>rsbusiness@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.rethinkingschools.org/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Equal education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0895-6855</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Alternative Press Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This quarterly newspaper, subtitled "An Urban Educational Journal," advocates
            for the reform of elementary and secondary public schools. The editors seek to convey "a
            grassroots perspective combining theory and practice and linking classroom issues to
            broader policy concerns." Although many of the articles address national issues in
            policy and reform, a number of the contributors are teachers from the Milwaukee,
            Wisconsin area, and the local focus of some of the articles reflect this. Lists of
            educational resources and book reviews are also regularly included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Review of Education/Pedagogy/Cultural Studies</Title>
        <Publisher>Gordon and Breach</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 32160, Newark, NJ 07102</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>info@gbhap.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/gb/10714413.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.gbhap.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/g-authors/719/719-nfc.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1071-4413</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1975-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal claims to be the "only journal that publishes extended essays
            concerning books and other texts about the field of education." The critical and
            sometimes comparative book reviews included here quickly become debates on pedagogical
            issues and can be quite philosophical. Questions concerning what knowledge is and what
            it means to know something are frequently examined.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Review of Educational Research</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>RER</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Educational Research Association (AERA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1230 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-3078</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 223-9485</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 775-1824</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aera.net/pubs/rer/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aera.net/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aera.net/pubs/pubinfo.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literature reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0034-6543</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1931-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Review of Educational Research "publishes integrative reviews and
            interpretations of educational research literature on both substantive and
            methodological issues." The reviews examine a wide range of topics in the field of
            education and address all educational levels.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Roeper Review</Title>
        <Publisher>Roeper School</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 329, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(248) 203-7321</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(248) 203-7310</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@roeperreview.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.roeperreview.org/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.roeper.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Gifted</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Creativity</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0278-3193</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Roeper Review emphasizes gifted and talented education in the United States
            and is aimed at both teachers and parents. Articles include practice, policy, and
            applied research, with the occasional opinion piece. Book reviews and conference
            information are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Rural Educator</Title>
        <Publisher>National Rural Education Association (NREA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>246 Education Building, Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, CO 80523-1588</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(970) 491-7022</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(970) 491-1317</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://nrea.colostate.edu/RuralEducator/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://nrea.colostate.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://nrea.colostate.edu/RuralEducator/Guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Rural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Rural development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0273-446X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1980-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the National Rural Education Association, Rural Educator
            will be of interest to practitioners who teach in rural school districts and to those
            interested in the issues of rural education and rural development in general. Articles
            tend to stress practical implications of research for educators in rural
        areas.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Arts</Title>
        <Publisher>Davis Publications, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>50 Portland St., Worcester, MA 01608</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 533-2847</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(508) 753-3834</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.davis-art.com/schoolarts/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.davis-art.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-6463</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1901-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>School Arts is filled with informative articles and ready-to-use lesson plans
            and resources for teaching about works of art, artists, and art concepts. A "Find it
            Fast!" table of contents divided into resources appropriate for elementary, middle, and
            high school classes helps guide teachers to articles in the journal appropriate for the
            educational level they teach. Resource and book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Library Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>SLJ</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Cahners Business Information (a division of Reed Elsevier)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>245 W. 17th Street, New York, NY 10011</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 463-6759</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 463-6689</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>slj@cahners.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://slj.reviewsnews.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.slj.com/about/authorinfo.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://slj.reviewsnews.com/</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0362-8930</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1954-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>"For children's, young adult and school librarians," this journal contains
            articles about literature, authors, and young people's reading interests and library
            use. The journal's specialty, however, is its multimedia and book reviews for children
            and young adults. Reviews are sorted by grade level and highly recommended materials are
            starred.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Library Media Activities Monthly</Title>
        <Publisher>LMS Associates LLC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>17 E. Henrietta St., Baltimore, MD 21230-3910</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.crinkles.com/schoolmedia.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Library instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Library skills</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0889-9371</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal, of use to both school librarians and classroom teachers, contains
            curriculum activities and lesson plans that emphasize the integration of library and
            literacy skills into the various disciplines. Both traditional and newer technological
            information literacy skills are addressed. Articles on the implications of current
            developments and teaching methodologies are also offered. A special feature in each
            issue is an almanac of days which lists famous (international) people's birthdays and
            important historical dates for each of the upcoming month's days and weeks. Book reviews
            and collections of educational Internet sites are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Library Media Research</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>SLMR</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Association of School Librarians</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(312) 280-4386</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 664-7459</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ala.org/aasl/SLMR/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ala.org/aasl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ala.org/aasl/SLMR/mspolicy.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Library instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1523-4320</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Print edition entitled Knowledge Quest (ISSN 1094-9046)</Notes>
        <Annotation>The stated purpose of this online journal is "to publish substantive, refereed
            articles to inform, inspire, motivate, and assist school library media practitioners in
            integrating theory and practice; to encourage scholarship and research in the school
            library media field, education, psychology, and other related disciplines." Articles
            examine, among other things, children's use of school libraries, theories of information
            and bibliographic instruction, and evaluation of information.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Psychology Review</Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4340 East West Hwy., Ste. 402, Bethesda, MD 20814</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 657-0270</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(301) 657-0275</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>naspweb@naspweb.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nasponline.org/publications/sprindex.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nasponline.org/index2.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School psychologists</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Psychological services</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0279-6015</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>School Psychology Review seeks to "impact the delivery of school psychological
            services by publishing scholarly advances in research, training, and practice." Articles
            include current research, case studies, theoretical essays, and descriptions of
            successful programs. Reviews of books, tests, and other psychologically oriented
            educational materials are published periodically.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Science and Mathematics</Title>
        <Publisher>School Science and Mathematics Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Curriculum and Foundations, Bloomsburg Univ., 400 E. Second St,
            Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1301</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(570) 389-4915</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(570) 389-3615</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://osu.orst.edu/pubs/ssm/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ssma.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://osu.orst.edu/pubs/ssm/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-6803</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1901-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>School Science and Mathematics is a scholarly journal addressing the teaching,
            learning, and interconnections of science and math in the school setting. Essays on the
            place of science and mathematics in the school curriculum, articles addressing the
            integration of math and science, practical research articles on teaching methods, book
            reviews, and a selection of problems and brain teasers for classroom use all come
            together in this journal.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Principal Leadership: Middle Level</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Schools in the Middle</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Secondary School Principals</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1904 Association Dr., Reston, VA 20191-1537</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 860-0200</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-5432</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nassp.org/news/05-04-01-02.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nassp.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nassp.org/news/05-04-03-03.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Middle schools</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early adolescents</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary school teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0276-4482</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal's subtitle, "Theory into Practice," summarizes the practical tone
            of the publication. Aimed at middle school and junior high school teachers and
            administrators, the journal includes lesson ideas and informative essays on a wide
            variety of disciplines and topics of importance to those working with early adolescents.
            Also included, and of particular interest to administrators at the middle levels, are
            informed essays on the policies, public relations, and management issues of these
            schools.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science Activities</Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 296-5149</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_sa.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_sa_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-8121</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>K-12 classroom projects and curriculum ideas in the biological, physical and
            behavioral sciences make this a practical resource for classroom teachers. Ideas are
            creative and teacher-tested. Reviews of books, educational materials, and Internet sites
            are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science and Children</Title>
        <Publisher>National Science Teachers Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1840 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22201-3000</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 243-7100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>s&amp;c@nsta.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nsta.org/elementaryschool</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsta.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nsta.org/162</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-8148</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Science and Children is a classroom oriented publication for elementary school
            level science education. Helpful hints, games, posters, classroom ideas, lesson plans,
            and professional development resources for teachers are typical contributions. National
            Science Teachers Association news and conference information are also included, as well
            as resource materials and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science Books and Films</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>SB&amp;F</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1200 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>sb&amp;f@aaas.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.sbfonline.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aaas.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0098-342X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Science Books and Reviews provides a source of reviews specializing in science,
            mathematics and technology education books and multimedia materials. Reviews are written
            by teachers, librarians, and subject specialists and are arranged by recommended
            educational level and by broad Dewey Decimal classifications. The "AV Notes" section
            lists and describes educational TV programs in the sciences and includes their show
            times and dates.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science Education</Title>
        <Publisher>John Wiley &amp; Sons</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>605 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10158</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0036-8326/info.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wiley.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.interscience.wiley.com/jpages/0036-8326/authors.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-8326</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1916-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Research on science education and science teaching is published in this journal
            and will be of interest to teacher educators, researchers and research-oriented
            practitioners. Special sections feature research articles on science teacher education,
            science learning, current issues and trends in science education, and comparative
            studies of science education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science Scope</Title>
        <Publisher>National Science Teachers Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1840 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22201-3000</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 243-7100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 243-7177</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>science.scope@nsta.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nsta.org/middleschool</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsta.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nsta.org/153</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0887-2376</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Science Scope is a practical resource aimed at middle school and junior high
            science teachers. The publication contains creative instructional ideas, including
            classroom activities, games, posters, and teaching tips. Also included is National
            Science Teachers Association news and conference information.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Science Teacher</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TST</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Science Teachers Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1840 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22201-3000</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 243-7100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>thescienceteacher@nsta.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nsta.org/highschool</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsta.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nsta.org/169</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-8555</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1934-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Science Teacher presents practical ideas and applications for the secondary
            science classroom. Included are book reviews, lesson ideas, descriptions of successful
            programs and activities, and essays addressing current issues in science instruction.
            National Science Teacher Association news and conference information is also
        included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Simulation and Gaming</Title>
        <Publisher>Sage Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-0721</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(805) 499-0871</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.unice.fr/sg/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.sagepub.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.unice.fr/sg/authors/index.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Experiential learning</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Simulation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1046-8781</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official journal of the Association for Business Simulation and Experiential
            Learning, the International Simulation and Gaming Association, the Japan Association of
            Simulation and Gaming, and the North American Simulation and Gaming Association</Notes>
        <Annotation>Issues concerning simulation, computerized simulation, gaming, modeling,
            role-play, and experiential learning are covered in this journal. Articles include
            research reports, discussion articles, applications of gaming and simulation to
            education and training, simulation reviews, and sample simulation games. Articles are
            aimed at educators, researchers, and other professionals and tend to be
            interdisciplinary and international in scope. News and notes for the sponsoring
            associations are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Social Education</Title>
        <Publisher>National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3501 Newark Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 966-7840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>socialed@ncss.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.socialstudies.org/publications/socialed.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.socialstudies.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.socialstudies.org/publications/editorial.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0037-7724</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1937-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Seven times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the National Council for the Social Studies, Social
            Education provides its readers with practical articles about teaching methods and
            educational issues. Articles focus on the teaching of social studies at the K-12 levels
            and include classroom ideas and lesson plans. Official NCSS news and updates are also
            included, as are book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Social Studies</Title>
        <Publisher>Heldref Publications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 296-6267</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 293-6130</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_tss.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.heldref.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.heldref.org/html/body_tss_manu.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0037-7996</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1909-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>K-12 teachers, teacher educators, and school administrators will find articles
            of a practical nature in this journal. Ideas about teaching social studies, history,
            political science, economics, and geography at all levels fill this publication.
            Successful methodologies, classroom tested suggestions, and guides to resource materials
            are all here. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Social Studies and the Young Learner</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>SS&amp;YL</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3501 Newark Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 966-7840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>ssyl@ncss.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.socialstudies.org/publications/home.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.socialstudies.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.socialstudies.org/publications/home.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1056-0300</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1988-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>"A quarterly for creative teaching in grades K-6," this journal includes
            articles that are practical and will be useful in the social studies classroom. A
            special "pull-out feature" provides ready made lesson plans and resource bibliographies.
            Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Sociology of Education</Title>
        <Publisher>American Sociological Association (ASA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1307 New York Avenue, Ste. 700, Washington, DC 20005-4701</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>publications@asanet.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.asanet.org/Pubs/soeinfo.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asanet.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational sociology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0038-0407</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1927-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A journal of the American Sociological Association, Sociology of Education
            publishes research and research reports dealing with the various sociological aspects of
            schooling and education throughout the world. Topics covered include issues of gender
            and race, neighborhood environments, and the influence of family on education and
            educational systems. All levels of education are dealt with.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Southern Social Studies Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>SSSJ</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Kentucky Council for the Social Studies (KCSS)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Morehead State University, UPO Box 738, Morehead, KY 40351</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>sssj@morehead-st.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1047-7942</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1975-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Kentucky Council for the Social Studies, this
            publication provides elementary to secondary level teachers of social studies with
            concrete, practical articles. Teachers can find here a source of help for planning
            lessons and designing new teaching strategies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Strategies</Title>
        <Publisher>American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1900 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1599</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 476-3400</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>strategies@aahperd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/strategies_main.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aahperd.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aahperd.org/aahperd/strategies-submission.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Athletics</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0892-4562</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1987-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal provides information on issues of concern to physical educators and
            coaches. Articles are informal and application oriented, often including lesson plans
            and ideas for the physical education class. The journal particularly strives to promote
            awareness of diversity issues in physical education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>THE Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Technological Horizons in Education Journal</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>THE Journal LLC</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>17501 17th Street, Ste. 230, Tustin, CA 92780</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(714) 730-4011</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(714) 730-3739</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.thejournal.com/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.thejournal.com/business/cp/</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0192-592X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1973-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>THE stands for "Technological Horizons in Education," and THE Journal is a
            source for information on technology that is and possibly will be entering the
            classroom. Currently World Wide Web pages and Internet usage is a big topic, but
            tele-courses, software, multimedia, computer aided instruction, and other educational
            technologies are covered as well. Articles tend to be practical and typically relate how
            technologies can be used by practicing teachers in their classrooms or in their distance
            education programming. Reviews of educational software are included and are written by
            practicing educators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>British Journal of Educational Studies</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>BJES</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Blackwell Publishers Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1JF, England</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>44-1865-791100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>44-1865-791347</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jnlinfo@blackwellpublishers.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/journals/BJES/descript.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/journals/BJES/submiss.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/asp/journal.asp?ref=0007-1005&amp;src=cts</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Book reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0007-1005</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1952-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>British Education Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>International in scope, this scholarly journal publishes research-based articles
            on education which draw particularly upon historical, philosophical and sociological
            analysis and sources. The greatest number of submissions are about schools and schooling
            but the journal also encourages writing that deliberates policy for adult, continuing
            and higher education. The journal also has a comprehensive book review
        section.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TASH Connections</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TASH Newsletter</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>TASH</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>29 W. Susquehanna Ave., Ste. 210, Baltimore, MD 21204-5201</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(410) 828-8274</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(410) 828-6706</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tash.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tash.org/publications/newsletter/newsletter.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tash.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Ten times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>As the official newsletter of TASH, formerly the Association for Persons with
            Severe Handicaps, this publication includes news articles reflecting the association,
            its programs, and members. Also included are articles about national and local
            developments affecting people with disabilities and informative and encouraging articles
            dealing with such topics as self-determination, full inclusion, and educational issues
            of people with severe or profound handicaps.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teacher Education and Practice</Title>
        <Publisher>Texas Association of Colleges for Teacher Education</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.coe.uh.edu/tacte/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education programs</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0890-6459</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1984-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Research, scholarship, and viewpoints related to professional teacher education
            programs and to learning in the school setting are published in this journal. Issues are
            thematic and include such topics as standards and accreditation and alternative methods
            of teacher education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teacher Education and Special Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TESE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Teacher Education Division, Council for Exceptional Children</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1589</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.uncc.edu/tese/main_section/return_home.asp</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tedcec.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.uncc.edu/tese/tese_guidelines/tese)guidelines.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0888-4064</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal seeks to provide a forum for the discussion of issues affecting
            special education teacher preparation. Those preparing educational staff who work with
            children with disabilities will find relevant research articles, evaluations of
            preparation programs and practices, theoretical discussions, and critical reviews of
            current literature. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teacher Education Reports</Title>
        <Publisher>National Center for Education Information</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>4401 Connecticut Ave., NW, Ste. 212, Washington, DC 20008</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 362-3444</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 362-3493</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncei.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1978-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biweekly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>News concerning teacher education and other relevant aspects of education are
            published in this bi-weekly newsletter. Reports from Washington D.C. and various teacher
            education associations are in each issue, while notices of new standards, nominations,
            conferences, telecasts, funding opportunities, awards, and foundation reports are
            regular fare.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teacher Educator</Title>
        <Publisher>Ball State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Teachers College 1008, Muncie, IN 47306-0612</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.bsu.edu/teachers/services/tte/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.bsu.edu/teachers/services/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.bsu.edu/teachers/services/tte/tte2.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education programs</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0887-8730</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1965-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official journal of the Indiana Association of Teacher Educators</Notes>
        <Annotation>Published by Ball State University, this journal is dedicated to improving the
            preparation of future educators. Teacher educators will find research reports, scholarly
            essays, theoretical pieces, and discussions of successful programs and
        practices.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teacher Magazine</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Teacher</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Editorial Projects in Education, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>6935 Arlington Road, Ste. 100, Bethesda, MD 20814-5233</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(301) 280-3100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>tm@epe.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.teachermagazine.org/tm/tm.cfm</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1046-6193</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Teacher Magazine provides information about current educational issues, events,
            and developments for the general reader. Articles are not scholarly, nor are they
            abbreviated news pieces; rather, they are thoughtful, readable expository pieces.
            Innovative programs, legal and political conflicts, current research findings, and news
            from Washington are often featured. Curriculums, policies, theories, and viewpoints are
            given attention in shorter articles.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teachers and Teaching</Title>
        <Publisher>Carfax Publishing, Taylor &amp; Francis Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Customer Services Dept., 47 Runway Rd. Ste. G, Levittown, PA 19057-4700</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(215) 269-0400</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(215) 269-0363</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/13540602.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/c-authors/tat-nfc.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher attitudes</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive processes</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1354-0602</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official journal of the International Study Association on Teachers and Teaching
            (ISATT)</Notes>
        <Annotation>This international journal publishes qualitative and quantitative research on
            the social, historical, political and cultural contexts of teaching. A strong emphasis
            is placed on the thinking of teachers, including their thought processes, beliefs,
            conceptions, intentions, personal practical knowledge and life histories.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teachers College Record</Title>
        <Publisher>Blackwell Publishers, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>350 Main St., Malden, MA 02148</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tcrecord.org/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tcrecord.org/faq.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.tc.columbia.edu/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0161-4681</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1900-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored and edited by Teachers College, Columbia University</Notes>
        <Annotation>Teachers College Record is a quarterly journal of "research, analysis and
            commentary in the field of education." Teacher educators, researchers, and practitioners
            will find here research and theory articles in a wide variety of topics in and related
            to education. Book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching and Teacher Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Pergamon Press, Elsevier</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 945, New York, NY 10159-0945</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(888) 437-4636</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 633-3680</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>usinfo-f@elsevier.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.elsevier.com/locate/tate</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.elsevier.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher attitudes</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive processes</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0742-051X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1985-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Teaching and Teacher Education is an international and interdisciplinary journal
            covering many aspects of teaching. Articles include research, theory, and practice in
            teaching and teacher education and cover such topics as teaching effectiveness,
            teachers' thought processes and performance, and social policies and factors affecting
            teachers.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching Children Mathematics</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Arithmetic Teacher</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1906 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-9988</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-9840</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 476-2970</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>nctm@nctm.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://my.nctm.org/eresources/journal_home.asp?journal_id=4</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nctm.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://my.nctm.org/eresources/submission_tcm.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Mathematics activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1073-5836</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Teaching Children Mathematics is a colorful, practical source of teaching ideas,
            activities, classroom methodologies, and curriculum ideas for teaching math to pre-K-6
            students. Articles focused on professional development issues are also offered, as are
            classroom material, software, and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Carfax Publishers, Taylor &amp; Francis Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.uq.edu.au/education/journals/tej/tej-index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.uq.edu.au/education/journals/tej/tej-notes-cont.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1047-6210</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1987-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Sponsored by the Graduate School of Education, University of Queensland</Notes>
        <Annotation>This journal, focused on teacher education in its many aspects, provides readers
            with a variety of articles, including descriptions of teacher education classes and
            programs, reflections on innovative and successful educational practices, and articles
            on the theory of teaching. The journal specifically seeks to maintain a "commitment to
            intellectual and community diversity and to social advocacy." Book reviews are also
            included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching Elementary Physical Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TEPE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Human Kinetics Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825-5076</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 747-4457</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(217) 351-1549</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/journal.cfm?id=TEPE</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.humankinetics.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/submissions.cfm?jid=TEPE</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Physical activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1045-4853</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1990-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This journal seeks to "help teachers create and maintain quality,
            developmentally appropriate programs that assist children in becoming physically active
            for a lifetime" by providing physical education teachers with practical information and
            lesson ideas for their classes. Regular features include "Bookmarks," listing Internet
            sites helpful to educators, "The Integrated Curriculum," describing ways to integrate
            other disciplines into the physical education classroom, and "Technology Tips,"
            providing physical education teachers with ideas and assistance in using technology in
            their classes.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching Exceptional Children</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TEC</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA 20191-1589</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 620-3660</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 620-2521</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.cec.sped.org/bk/abtec.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.cec.sped.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.cec.sped.org/bk/tecguide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0040-0599</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1968-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The official journal of the Council for Exceptional Children, Teaching
            Exceptional Children is aimed at teachers of gifted children or children with
            disabilities. Although its main focus is practical methods and classroom materials, the
            journal also includes research articles on equipment and teaching practices. CEC
            conference information and other association news is also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching K-8</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Early Years</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Early Years, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>40 Richards Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06854</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 249-9363</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.TeachingK-8.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0891-4508</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A magazine filled with practical information for educators, Teaching K-8
            contains ready to use activities, classroom humor, craft ideas, current news in
            education, methodologies, current trends, professional-growth pieces, and informative
            articles. Regular departments include a column from the Secretary of Education; special
            sections focused on teaching math, reading and writing, and art; collections of
            educational websites; and book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching Tolerance</Title>
        <Publisher>Southern Poverty Law Center</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>400 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Fax>(334) 264-3121</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.teachingtolerance.org/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.splcenter.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.splcenter.org/teachingtolerance/tt-1f.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1066-2847</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Teaching Tolerance provides innovative methods to incorporate the ideas of
            multiculturalism, social justice, equity, interracial and intercultural harmony, and
            diversity in the classroom. Ideas, stories, and lesson plans are exchanged; examples of
            current programs and interviews with practitioners are featured; and book reviews are
            included. Free to educators.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Techniques</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1410 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 826-9972</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 683-7424</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>acte@acteonline.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.acteonline.org/public/techniques.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.acteonline.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.acteonline.org/public/tech-write-guide.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Vocational education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>High schools</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1527-1803</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1926-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Techniques is a source of practical information for educators involved in any
            aspect of vocational education, including school-to-work programs, internships, and
            technical education. The magazine regularly contains news of legislation affecting
            career and technical education, in-depth features on current issues and successful
            programs, profiles of educators in the field, book reviews, and news and events of the
            Association of Career and Technical Education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Technology and Learning</Title>
        <Publisher>CMP Media, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>600 Harrison Street, San Francisco, CA 94107</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.techlearning.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.techlearning.com/content/speak/articles/write.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1053-6728</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1980-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A source of practical educational technology information, Technology and
            Learning includes articles about products and services, technology updates, software
            reviews and picks, what's new on the Internet, and hardware news. Educators, school
            administrators, school technology specialists, and others interested in using computers
            and other technologies as tools in the classroom will find here much information about
            how to select, fund, and use these resources.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Technos</Title>
        <Publisher>Agency for Instructional Technology</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box A, Bloomington, IN 47402-0120</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 333-4278</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@technos.net</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.technos.net/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ait.net/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.technos.net/cgi-bin/submit_art.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1060-5649</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1992-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Technos addresses many of the issues involved in educational technology, placing
            education and technology within the broader framework of American society. Articles
            include commentary on technology's past, present and future roles in education; the
            effects of technology on young people; interviews with educators and others involved in
            educational technology development; and issues of educational change and
        reform.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TechTrends</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Tech Trends</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1800 North Stonelake Drive, Bloomington, IN 47404</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(812) 335-7675</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(812) 335-7678</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aect@aect.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aect.org/Intranet/Publications/index.html#tt</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aect.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aect.org/Intranet/Publications/TechTrends/subguides.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>8756-3894</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1956-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Six times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>TechTrends seeks to publish "authoritative articles that focus on the practical
            applications of technology in education and training," including descriptions of
            successful programs, literature reviews, and practical research in educational
            technology. The journal also regularly includes information on such topics as
            educational websites, copyright issues, sample resources found in ERIC, and conferences
            related to educational technology.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TESL-EJ</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>College Writing Programs, University of California-Berkeley</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>216 Dwinelle Annex MC 2500, Berkeley, CA 94720-2500</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(510) 642-5975</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(510) 642-6963</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www-writing.berkeley.edu/TESL-EJ/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www-writing.berkeley.edu/TESL-EJ/subproc.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, Second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1072-4303</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>TESL-EJ focuses on both current research in teaching English as a second
            language and the practical concerns of teachers in the classroom. Topics covered include
            curriculum development and evaluation, intercultural communication, second language
            acquisition, and applied socio- and psycholinguistics. In addition to full-length
            articles, TESL-EJ includes book reviews and audio-visual material reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TESOL Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>700 South Washington Street, Ste. 200, Alexandria, VA 22314-4287</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 836-0774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 836-7864</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tesol.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tesol.edu/pubs/magz/tj.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tesol.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tesol.org/pubs/author/serials/tjguides.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, Second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1056-7941</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>A publication of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, this
            journal contains articles on current teaching practices and classroom research in the
            area of English as a Second Language (ESL). Methodologies and sample lesson plans are
            provided, innovative techniques are covered, teacher education issues are discussed, and
            book reviews are included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TESOL Matters</Title>
        <Publisher>Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>700 South Washington Street, Ste. 200, Alexandria, VA 22314-4287</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 836-0774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 836-7864</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tesol.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tesol.edu/pubs/magz/tmcurrent.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tesol.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tesol.edu/pubs/author/serials/tmguides.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, Second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1051-8886</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The membership newspaper of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages,
            TESOL Matters provides updating information on the organization's activities, the
            reports of its committees, and news from its affiliates. Short informational and opinion
            articles on topics in the teaching of English as a second language are also
        published.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>TESOL Quarterly</Title>
        <Publisher>Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>700 South Washington Street, Ste. 200, Alexandria, VA 22314-4287</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 836-0774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 836-7864</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@tesol.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tesol.edu/pubs/magz/tq.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tesol.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tesol.org/pubs/author/serials/tqguides.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, Second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Second language instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0039-8322</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This is the research publication of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other
            Languages. Included in the journal are research articles on such topics as second
            language acquisition, ESL programs, language teaching methodologies, linguistics,
            professional preparation and standards, and the psychology and sociology of language
            learning and teaching. A forum for discussing past articles is a regular feature, and
            book reviews are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Textbook Letter</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TTL</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Textbook League</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 51, Sausalito, CA 94966</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>ttl@textbookleague.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.textbookleague.org/missn.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.textbookleague.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.textbookleague.org/ttlindex.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Textbook evaluation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1990-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Each issue of The Textbook Letter includes about a half a dozen reviews of
            middle school and high school textbooks, as well as some professional resources. The
            reviews do point out positive attributes of the books, but generally they are highly
            critical and brutally honest about the weaknesses and misinformation found in each book.
            Textbooks reviewed are mostly in the sciences (including physics, chemistry, biology,
            and earth science), the social sciences (including American history, world history, and
            geography), and mathematics.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Theory and Research in Social Education</Title>
        <Publisher>College and University Faculty Assembly, National Council for the Social Studies</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3501 Newark Street, NW, Washington, DC 20016</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/teacherlink/social/cufa/trse.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/teacherlink/social/cufa/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.socialstudies.org/cufa/trseguidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social sciences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social influences</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational sociology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0093-3104</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal will be of interest to social studies teachers, researchers and
            teacher educators who are interested in research in the area of social education. Its
            intended purpose is to "foster the creation and exchange of ideas and research findings
            that will expand knowledge and understanding of the purposes, conditions, and effects of
            schooling and education about society and social relations." Book reviews are also
            included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Theory Into Practice</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>TIP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>College of Education, The Ohio State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>172 Arps Hall, 1945 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43210</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(614) 292-3407</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(614) 688-3942</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>tip@osu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/tip/tip_home.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/tip/guide.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational practices</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0040-5841</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1962-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Each issue of Theory Into Practice is focused on a single theme in education,
            such as "Getting Good Qualitative Data to Improve Educational Practice" or "Children and
            Languages at School". The goal of the publishers is to provide a comprehensive
            discussion of each theme, including diverse points of view on each topic.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Leadership</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Thrust for Educational Leadership</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Association of California School Administrators (ACSA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1575 Bayshore Hwy., Burlingame, CA 94010</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 672-3494</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(650) 692-1508</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.acsa.org/publications/Leadership/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.acsa.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1055-2243</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly (during school year)</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Short, concisely written articles on matters of interest to school
            administrators and leaders fill this journal by the Association of California School
            Administrators. Each issue addresses a specific topic such as community support,
            communications, work skills, technology, or assessment.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Update on Law-Related Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Division for Public Education, American Bar Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>541 North Fairbanks Court, Chicago, IL 60611-3314</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(312) 988-5735</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 988-5494</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>abapubed@abanet.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.abanet.org/publiced/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Law related education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0147-8648</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>According to its editors, Update on Law-Related Education "helps secondary
            teachers of civics, government, history, and law, as well as law-related education
            program developers, to educate students about the law and legal issues." Each issue is
            dedicated to a single topic and includes informative articles, lesson plans, discussion
            guides, and ready-made handouts. Book reviews and reviews of multimedia and Internet
            resources are also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Urban Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Corwin Press Inc., Sage Publications Company</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(805) 499-9734</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(800) 41-SCHOOL</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@corwinpress.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.corwinpress.com/Shopping/Journal.asp?id=4766</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.corwinpress.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Urban education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0042-0859</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1966-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Urban Education publishes research and scholarly writings that focus on the
            issues surrounding the experiences of urban schools, urban educators, and urban school
            students. Topics covered include multiculturalism, equal education, urban teachers'
            methods and attitudes, and educational reform.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Voices from the Middle</Title>
        <Publisher>National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1111 W. Kenyon Road, Urbana, IL 61801-1096</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ncte.org/elem/vm/index.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncte.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Language arts</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early adolescents</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1074-4762</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1994-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Middle school language arts teachers' opinions, successes, solutions, tips, and
            concerns fill this journal. Designed to create a forum-type discussion of the issues and
            concerns unique to middle school and junior high teachers, this thematic journal
            provides teachers of English with practical information about the teaching and learning
            of reading, writing, grammar, and other aspects of language arts.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Wisconsin School News</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Wisconsin School Board News</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>122 W. Washington Ave., Ste. 400, Madison, WI 53703</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(608) 257-2622</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(608) 257-8386</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@wasb.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wasb.org/bookstore/schoolnews.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wasb.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1945-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The official publication of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards,
            Wisconsin School News deals with national, state and local issues that will be of
            interest to school board members and administrators in Wisconsin and beyond. Articles
            cover such diverse topics as innovative school policies and methodologies, legal
            opinions on educational issues, governmental decisions that influence schools, and dates
            of association events and conferences.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Wingspan</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Pedamorphosis Communique</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Pedamorphosis, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>P.O. Box 271669, Tampa, FL 33688-1669</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0892-2659</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Wingspan is a journal focusing on leadership development and is published by
            Pedamorphosis, a not-for-profit organization whose goal is to promote necessary changes
            and improvements in the schools. Issues may contain research reports, conference papers,
            book reviews, and surveys and annotations of recent journal articles in the field of
            educational leadership.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Young Children</Title>
        <Publisher>National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1509 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036-1426</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>naeyc@naeyc.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.naeyc.org/resources/journal/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.naeyc.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.naeyc.org/resources/journal/guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Young children</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Child development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0044-0728</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1944-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Young Children is a source of practical information for primary teachers and
            others who work with young children (from birth to age 8) on a daily basis. The focus is
            educational and implications of current research are periodically discussed, but the
            overall tone is conversational. Readers will find a wide variety of articles for
            classroom use and professional development that share experiences, ideas, and research.
            A short section of professional and children's book reviews, as well as media material
            reviews, is also included.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Classroom Leadership</Title>
        <Publisher>Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1703 N Beauregard St, Alexandria, VA 22314</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 578-9600</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>703-575-5400</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>update@ascd.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ascd.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Instructional leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Classroom Leadership, a companion newsletter to Educational Leadership, reports
            on trends affecting teachers and school administrators and offers both groups of
            professionals practical tips, with the aim of improving education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Early Education and Development</Title>
        <Publisher>Wide Range</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 3410, Wilmington, DE 19804-0250</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(302) 652-4990</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 652-1644</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>eed@widerange.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.widerange.com/eed.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Child development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1040-9289</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Child Development Abstracts and Bibliography</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Early Education and Development presents empirical research in early childhood
            education and child development, with an emphasis on practical implications for
            practitioners.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Encounter</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Holistic Education Review</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Psychology Press/Holistic Education Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Box 328, Brandon, VT 05733-0328</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 639-4122</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(802) 247-8312</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@great-ideas.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.great-ideas.org/enc.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.great-ideas.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.great-ideas.org/enc_call.htm2</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational practices</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1094-3838</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1987-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Alternative Press Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Holistic Education Review is aimed at parents, teachers, administrators, and
            trainers. It includes information on education from a holistic perspective and focuses
            its role in helping a student develop a sense of personal meaning and social justice.
            Each issue contains eight or nine articles, generally linked together by a theme, and
            several signed book reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>ESL Magazine</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>English as a Second Language magazine</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Bridge Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>220 McKendree Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(410) 570-0746</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(410) 990-9052</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>contact@eslmag.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.eslmag.com/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>English, Second language</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1098-6553</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>ESL Magazine is directed at educators teaching English or working with limited
            English proficiency students. Each issue contains feature and department articles
            focused on news, trends, methods, products and services relating to ESL at the the K-12,
            college and adult levels.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>High School Journal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>North Carolina High School Journal</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>University of North Carolina Press</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 2288, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2288</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(919) 966-3561</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(919) 966-3829</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>uncpress_journals@unc.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://uncpress.unc.edu/FMPro?-db=pubtest.fmp&amp;-format=a-journal.html&amp;-lay=layout2&amp;-op=eq&amp;BOOK%20title%20id=j-hsj&amp;-Script=visited&amp;-find</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.uncpress.unc.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescents</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0018-1498</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1917-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Educational Administration Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>"High School Journal 'seeks to further the reflective examination of the broad
            field of secondary education by reporting research, informed opinion, and successful
            practices.' The journal solicits articles on particular topics from cultural diversity
            to special education, but also includes research articles on all matters dealing with
            adolescent growth and development and the secondary school."</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>History Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>Society for History Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>California State University, 1250 Bellflower Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90840</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(310) 985-1653</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(310) 985-5431</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.csulb.edu/~histeach/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>History instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Secondary education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0018-2745</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>America: History and Life</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>History Teacher is a journal designed for high school history teachers. It
            contains articles focusing on traditional and innovative teaching techniques for
            history, as well as reviews of books, films, computer programs, and other materials The
            journal would be an appropriate item for libraries serving history teacher preparation
            programs and high school history teachers.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Instructor</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>In School</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Scholastic Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>555 Broadway, 2nd Fl, New York, NY 10012-3999</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 343-6100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 343-6189</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/instructor.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.scholastic.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Class activities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Lesson plans</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1049-5851</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1891-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Book Review Index</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Instructor is directed toward the elementary teacher. Each issue contains
            several major departments: "Features" has various articles of a topical nature; "Make
            Room for Rubrics," "Should You be the Boss?" and "Across the Curriculum," contain
            articles that focus on different subject areas. Other departments are "Ready to Use,"
            "Electronic Learning," and "Columns." This is an appropriate title for K-6 teachers,
            academic libraries serving elementary teacher education programs, and parents and
            home-schooling families.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Interchange</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Interchange on Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Kluwer Academic Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Spuiboulevard 50 / P.O. Box 17 / 3300 AA Dordrecht / The Netherlands</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(+31) 78 639 22 08</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(+31) 78 639 22 54</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>Michel.Lokhorst@wkap.nl</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/0826-4805</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wkap.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.wkap.nl/kaphtml.htm/IFA0826-4805</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational theory</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0826-4805</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Sociology of Education Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Interchange contains articles on educational theory, research, analysis,
            history, philosophy, policy, and practices. It is directed at teachers, policy-makers,
            and scholars to provide a forum for comment on issues and trends in
        education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Educational Research</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Evaluation in Education</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Pergamon</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>The Boulevard, Langford Ln, East Park, Kidlington, Oxford OXB 1GB, United
            Kingdom</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Fax>(44) 1865-843010</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.elsevier.nl/inca/publications/store/4/9/1/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.elsevier.nl/inca/publications/store/4/9/1/491.pub.istaut.shtml#istaut</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0883-0355</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eight times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>IJER aims to publish research in the fields of educational policy, practice and
            reseach.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Early Intervention</Title>
        <Publisher>Council for Exceptional Children, Division for Early Childhood</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1380 Lawrence St Ste 650, Denver, CO 80204</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(303) 556-3328</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(303) 556-3310</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~jei/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.dec-sped.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~jei/AUGUIDES.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1053-8151</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1979-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Journal of Early Intervention publishes articles related to research and
            practice in early interventions for infants and young children with special needs and
            their families. The childhood years in which early intervention might occur begin at
            birth, or before birth for some prevention programs, and extend through the years
            children traditionally begin elementary school. Articles are generally research reports,
            scholarly reviews, or policy analyses. Most articles relate directly to or have a clear
            relevance for practice. Recent issues include one feature article, three to five regular
            articles, and two shorter articles designated "Reactions from the Field," which allow
            readers to respond to current issues.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Moral Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Carfax Publishing Limited</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 25, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 3UE United Kingdom</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>44-1235-401000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>44-1235-401550</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>enquiry@tandf.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://barbarina.catchword.com/vl=861333/cl=28/nw=1/rpsv/cw/www/carfax/03057240/contp1-1.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tandf.co.uk</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/c-authors/jme-nfc.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational change</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0305-7240</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1971-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>JME is an international journal exploring morals and values education in various
            cultures. Typically research is reported, although conceptual, evaluative, and
            descriptive articles also appear. Libraries serving colleges of education and others
            concerned with values and morals will find this title important.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of School Psychology</Title>
        <Publisher>Elsevier Science Ltd., Pergamon</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 800, Kidlington, Oxon 0X5 1DX United Kingdom</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>44-1865-843000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax> 44-1865-843010</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>usinfo-f@elsevier.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.elsevier.com/locate/jschpsyc</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.elsevier.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.elsevier.com/inca/publications/store/6/9/9/699.pub.istaut.shtml#istaut</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.elsevier.com/cdweb/journals/00224405/viewer.htt</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Psychological services</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Counseling psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0022-4405</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1963-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of School Psychology publishes original articles on empirical
            research and practice relevant to the development of school psychology as both a
            scientific and an applied specialty. JSP reflects research on psychometrics and
            instrumentation, quantitative approaches to inquiry, and a focus on
            theoretically-grounded intervention and consultation practices. The Journal also reviews
            tests, books, and other professional materials of interest to school
        psychologists.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Science Teacher Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Kluwer Academic Publishers Group</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Spuiboulevard 50, PO Box 17, Dordrecht 3300 AA Netherlands</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>31-78-639-2392</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>31-78-654-2254</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.wkap.nl/prod/j/1046-560X</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wkap.nl</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.wkap.nl/authors/</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Science education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Preservice teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Teacher education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1046-560X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Australian Education Index</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Official journal of the Association for the Education of Teachers in Science</Notes>
        <Annotation>Journal of Science Teacher Education serves as a forum for disseminating
            research and theoretical position statements concerning the preparation and inservice
            education of science teachers. The journal features pragmatic articles which suggest
            immediate ways to improve conditions in methods classroom, inservice workshops and
            teacher recruitment and retention. In addition, there are data-driven research articles
            that show evidence of the effectiveness of teaching strategies, interventions,
        etc.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Journal of Mental Retardation</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>AJMR; American Journal of Mental Deficiency</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>American Association on Mental Retardation</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>444 N Capitol St, Washington, DC 20001-1512</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 425-3688</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 387-2193</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>orders@allenpress.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://aamr.allenpress.com/aamronline/?request=get-static&amp;name=ajmr-info</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aamr.org/index.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://aamr.allenpress.com/aamronline/?request=get-static&amp;name=ajmr-info#10</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Developmental disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0895-8017</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1876-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The American Journal on Mental Retardation is published by the American
            Association on Mental Retardation. Articles include reports of empirical research on
            characteristics of people with mental retardation, reviews and theoretical
            interpretations of relevant research literature, and reports of evaluative research on
            new treatment procedures. In general, the approach is scientific, experimental, and
            theory-oriented. Researchers and professional educators are the primary
        audience.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Converge</Title>
        <Publisher>Imagine Media, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>150 North Hill Dr, Brisbane, CA 94005</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(415) 468-4684</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(415) 468-4686</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>cz@convergemag.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.convergemag.com/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Technology education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1530-3357</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Converge explores the role of technology in all areas and at all grade levels of
            children's education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Electronic School</Title>
        <Publisher>National School Boards Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1680 Duke St, Alexandria, VA 22314-3493</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 838-6722</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 549-6719</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>electronic-school@nsba.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.electronic-school.com/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nsba.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1527-8905</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1987-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>PAIS</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Supplement to American School Board Journal</Notes>
        <Annotation>Electronic School chronicles technological change in the classroom, interprets
            education issues in a digital world, and offers practical advice on a broad range of
            topics pertinent to the implementation of technology in elementary and secondary schools
            throughout North America.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Horn Book Magazine</Title>
        <Publisher>Horn Book, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>56 Roland St, Ste 200, Boston, MA 02129-1235</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 325-1170</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(617) 628-0882</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>info@hbook.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.hbook.com/mag.shtml</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.hbook.com/submissions.shtml</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Literature reviews</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Children's literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0018-5078</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1924-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Academic Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Children's Literature Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Horn Book Magazine contains book reviews, mostly of recommended titles, grouped
            by age level and/or format (picture books, folklore, etc.). Other sections of the
            magazine include lists of new paperbacks and reissues, books in Spanish, and audiobooks
            Each issue also contains articles and columns covering a variety of aspects of childrens
            books.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Electronic Journal for Leadership in Learning</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>IEJLL</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>International Electronic Journal for Leadership in Learning</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Email>IEJLL@ucalgary.ca</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~iejll/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~iejll/aboutus1.html#purpose</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~iejll/aboutus1.html#contribute</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1206-9620</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Annotation>The IEJLL is a refereed electronic journal intended for a broad audience of
            persons interested in leadership in learning. The intended audience includes members of
            government education departments, school boards, school councils, faculties of
            education, parent organizations, and school staffs.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Education and the Arts</Title>
        <Publisher>Arizona State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Box 870211, Tempe, AZ 85287-0211</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(480) 965-1243</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(480) 965-8484</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://ijea.asu.edu</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asu.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://ijea.asu.edu/submit.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Music education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1529-8094</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>2000-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Annotation>JEA is a full-text electronic publication that focuses on issues relating to the
            fields of aesthetics and arts education. Authors are encouraged to examine topics such
            as aethetics, art theory, music education, visual arts education, drama education, dance
            education, education in literature and narrative.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Educational Technology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>IJET</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>University of Western Australia, Department of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Nedlands, W.A. 6907 Australia</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.outreach.uiuc.edu/ijet/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.uiuc.edu</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.outreach.uiuc.edu/ijet/submission.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1327-7308</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1999-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Biannual</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Australian Education Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>IJET contains research articles about theory and/or practice within the field of
            educational technology. Authors are scholars, practitioners, policymakers and
            researchers in the area of computer-based educational technologies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>International Journal of Instructional Media</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>IJIM</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Westwood Press, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>116 E 16th St, New York, NY 10003-2112</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 420-8008</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 353-8291</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.adprima.com/ijim.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.adprima.com/guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0092-1815</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1973-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal contains original articles concerning rising issues in
            instructional media in particular and educational technology in general. Its primary
            concern is to help educators who are facing "a vast range of instructional media,
            without clearly defined guidelines as to their optimal use." Areas of research include
            telecommunications, distance-teaching technology, instructional media and technology,
            interactive video, software applications, and instructional-media management. Articles
            are well researched, and most of them take conceptual approaches to the process of
            applying instructional technology to teaching and learning. Both advantages and
            disadvantages of various applications of educational techniques are
        discussed.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Instructional Science and Technology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>e-JIST</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>University of Southern Queensland, Distance Education Centre</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>61-7 West St, Toowoomba, QLD 4350 Australia</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>61-7-4631-2100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Email>jegede@ouhk.edu.hk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.usq.edu.au/electpub/e-jist/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.usq.edu.au/electpub/e-jist/html/about.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.usq.edu.au/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.usq.edu.au/electpub/e-jist/html/submission_guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1324-0781</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1995</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Australian Education Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Instructional Science and Technology (e-JIST) is an international
            electronic journal. The Journal welcomes manuscripts based on original work of
            practitioners and researchers with specific focus or implications for the design of
            instructional materials.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Interactive Media in Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>JiME</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Open University, Knowledge Media Institute</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Email>jime@open.ac.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www-jime.open.ac.uk/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www-jime.open.ac.uk/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1365-893X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1996-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This journal deals with both theoretical and practical aspects of interactive
            media in education. Most articles have integrated the interactive elements, such as Java
            applets and video clips, to demonstrate the related hypermedia systems and
        software.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of the Learning Sciences</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Ave, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/JLS/jls.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.catchword.com/erlbaum/10508406/contp1-1.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cognitive development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1050-8406</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1991-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Multicultural Education Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal provides a multidisciplinary forum for the presentation of research
            on teaching and learning. Relevant articles come from disciplines such as artificial
            intelligence, cognitive science, cognitive and educational psychology, cognitive
            anthropology, education, and educational technology.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Lion and the Unicorn</Title>
        <Publisher>Johns Hopkins University Press, Journals Publishing Division</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>2715 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218-4363</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 548-1784</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(410) 516-6968</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jlorder@jhupress.jhu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.press.jhu.edu/press/journals/lio/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.press.jhu.edu</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.press.jhu.edu/press/journals/lio/information/guidelines.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Children's literature</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0147-2593</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Three times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Children's Literature Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Lion and the Unicorn is a theme- and genre-centered journal that offers
            critical analyses of children's literature. The articles take a scholarly approach and
            are contributed by a diverse array of professionals involved with children and
            children's literature. These include authors, illustrators, editors, librarians, and
            university faculty.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Meridian</Title>
        <Publisher>North Carolina State University</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Email>beckey@ahlgreen.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ncsu.edu/meridian</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ncsu.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.ncsu.edu/meridian/submissions.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1097-9778</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Semiannually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Meridian is an electronic journal dedicated to research and practice of computer
            technology in middle school classrooms. Meridian features research findings,
            practitioner articles, commentary and book excerpts by educational researchers,
            technology designers, middle school teachers, and authors who wish to share and expand
            teaching and learning experiences with computer technologies in middle school classrooms
            and beyond.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Multicultural Perspectives</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Ave, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 926-6579</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/MUP/mup.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.nameorg.org/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multicultural education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Cultural pluralism</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1521-0960</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1999-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Notes>An Official Journal of the National Association for Multicultural Education</Notes>
        <Annotation>This publication promotes the philosophy of social justice, equity, and
            inclusion. It celebrates cultural and ethnic diversity as a national strength that
            enriches the fabric of society. The journal encourages a range of material from academic
            to personal perspectives, poetry, and art; articles of an academic nature illuminating
            the discussion of cultural pluralism and inclusion; articles and position papers
            reflecting a variety of disciplines; and reviews of film, art, and music that address or
            embody multicultural forms.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Ohio Reading Teacher</Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association, Ohio Council</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>University of Akron, Akron, OH 44325</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(513) 529-6451</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ocira.treca.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0030-1035</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1967-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>LLBA</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Sociological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The objective of Ohio Reading Teacher is to improve reading instruction, and it
            contains various articles with ideas for methods to improve reading education and
            discussion of issues affecting reading education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Principal</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>National Elementary Principal</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Elementary School Principals</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1615 Duke St, Alexandria, VA 22314-3483</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 684-3345</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 548-6021</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>lgreen@naesp.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.naesp.org/comm/principl.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.naesp.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.naesp.org/comm/p-ag.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Principals</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Elementary education</Educational_Level>
        <Educational_Level>Middle schools</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0271-6062</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1921-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Five times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Principal seeks to address the information needs of elementary school
            principals. Each issue contains 18 to 20 pragmatic articles. Both thematic (the good
            news about public schools) and non-thematic articles are included dealing with staff
            development, teacher supervision and evaluation, curriculum, multigrade classrooms, and
            working with parents. Libraries serving elementary principals and administrator
            preparation programs will find this title essential, as will other graduate and
            undergraduate teacher preparation programs.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Principal Leadership : High School Edition</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>High School Magazine</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>National Association of Secondary School Principals</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1904 Association Dr, Reston, VA 22091-1537</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 860-0200</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.nassp.org/news/05-04-01-02.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.nassp.org</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.nassp.org/news/05-04-03-03.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Principals</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Leadership</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>2000-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Also available in a Middle School edition.</Notes>
        <Annotation>Principal Leadership focuses on school leaders' real needs, offering them
            practical strategies for improving their schools in a constantly evolving educational
            environment.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Administrator</Title>
        <Publisher>American Association of School Administrators</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>1801 North Moore St, Arlington, VA 22209</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 528-0700</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 528-2146</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>magazine@aasa.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aasa.org/publications/sa/index.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aasa.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.aasa.org/publications/sa/author-guidelines.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.aasa.org/publications/sa/subject_index.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0036-6439</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1943-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Eleven times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>School Administrator is the American Association of School Administrators
            "monthly magazine for school system leaders." The typical issue contains 5-7 feature
            articles, and 4-6 smaller articles. It also includes a small section of book
        reviews.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>School Effectiveness and School Improvement</Title>
        <Publisher>Swets &amp; Zeitlinger BV</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 825, Lisse 2160 SZ Netherlands</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>31-252-435111</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>31-252-415888</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>orders@swets.nl</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.swets.nl/sps/journals/sesi.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page> http://www.swets.nl</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
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        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational improvement</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
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        <ISSN>0924-3453</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1990-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
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        <Annotation>The aim of the journal is to present information on research, educational
            practice and policy-making in the fields of school effectiveness and school improvement
            in a format that is accessible to both researcher and practitioner. Within this journal
            it will be assumed that the ultimate criterion for effectiveness and improvement is the
            educational progress of students regardless of family background and economic status.
            The journal will focus on issues and findings about school effectiveness and improvement
            in primary, secondary and higher education (general and vocational) and also in more
            informal systems of practice.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Teaching History</Title>
        <Publisher>Emporia State University, Division of Social Sciences</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 4032, Emporia, KS 66801</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(316) 341-5579</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(316) 341-5143</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>dickssam@esumail.emporia.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/journal/main.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/divis.htm</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/journal/oldindex.htm</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>History instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Social studies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0730-1383</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1976-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Semiannually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Historical Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>America: History and Life</Index_Location>
        <Notes>"A Journal of Methods"</Notes>
        <Annotation>Teaching History is directed at history educators, with the goal of providing
            history teachers at all levels with the best and newest teaching ideas for their
            classrooms.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Youth Theatre Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>American Alliance for Theatre &amp; Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Theatre Department, Arizona State University, Box 852002, Tempe, AZ
            85287-2002</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(480) 965-6064</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(480) 965-5351</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>aate.info@asu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aate.com/Pub1.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aate.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Art education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0892-9092</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1986-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Annually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This scholarly journal includes articles that advance the study and practice of
            theatre and drama for youth as both education and art.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Reading Online</Title>
        <Publisher>International Reading Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>800 Barksdale Rd, Newark, DE 19714-8139</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 336-7323</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(302) 368-2449</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>rol@reading.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.readingonline.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.readingonline.org/about/about_index.asp</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.reading.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.readingonline.org/about/inst_authors.asp</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.readingonline.org/index/index_index.asp</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1096-1232</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Communicates critical issues in early reading research and instruction,
            developments in literacy, technology relevant to reading instruction, research results
            and reviews of professional materials, both print and nonprint. Scholars and educators
            are welcome and encouraged to participate and contribute to the journal.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Topics in Early Childhood Special Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Pro-Ed Inc</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>8700 Shoal Creek Blvd, Austin, TX 78757-6897</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(512) 451-3246</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(512) 451-8542</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>proed1@aol.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.proedinc.com/tec.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.proedinc.com/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.proedinc.com/submission_tec.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0271-1214</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1981-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Articles discuss such issues as personnel preparation, policy issues, and the
            operation of intervention programs. Articles are scholarly and generally research-based.
            Three topical issues and one nontopical issue are published each year.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Annals of Dyslexia</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>Orton Society Bulletin</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>International Dyslexia Association</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>8600 LaSalle Rd, Ste 382, Chester Bldg, Baltimore, MD 21286-2044</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(410) 296-0232</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.interdys.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Learning disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0736-9387</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1951-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Annually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Exceptional Child Education Resources</Index_Location>
        <Notes>An interdisciplinary journal of the Orton Dyslexia Society</Notes>
        <Annotation>Annals of Dyslexia is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to the
            understanding and remediation of dyslexia and other language learning difficulties
            (reading, writing, spelling, handwriting) and related areas. The journal publishes
            original research papers, significant reviews, and well-documented reports of effective
            practices and includes articles from within and outside the organization's
        membership.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Current Issues in Education</Title>
        <Publisher>Arizona State University, College of Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 870211, Tempe, AZ 85287-0211</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>cie@cie.ed.asu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://cie.ed.asu.edu/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://coe.asu.edu/coe/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://cie.ed.asu.edu/submissions/index.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://cie.ed.asu.edu/articles/index.html</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational theories</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policies</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1099-839X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Irregular</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The mission of Current Issues in Education is to advance scholary thought by
            publishing articles promoting dialogue, research, practice, and policy as well as
            developing community of scholarship. The scope of CIE includes, but is not limited to,
            curriculum and instruction, policy, social and philosophical foundations, psychology,
            technology, school counseling, and research methodology in education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Software and Networks for Learning</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>EPIEgram</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Shrewsbury Publishing</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 3894, Santa Barbara, CA 93130</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1046-1493</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1972-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Nine times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This newsletter provides information about using the software and online
            resources in education. It includes the TESS update, which consists of annotations and
            evaluations of software and online resources.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>British Journal of Educational Technology</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>BJET</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Blackwell Publishers Ltd.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1JF, UK</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>44-1865-791100</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>44-1865-791347</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jnlinfo@blackwellpublishers.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/journals/BJET/descript.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/journals/BJET/submiss.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/asp/journal.asp?ref=0007-1013&amp;src=cts</URL_TOC_Index>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.becta.org.uk/index.cfm</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0007-1013</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1970-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>5 times a year</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>British Education Index</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The British Journal of Educational Technology provides readers with the widest
            possible coverage of developments in international educational and training technology.
            BJET is a primary source for academics and professionals in learning technology.
            Articles cover the whole range of education and training, concentrating on the theory,
            applications and development of learning technology and communications. There is a
            particular interest in the application of new information and communications
            technologies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Education Finance</Title>
        <Publisher>Association of School Business Officials International</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>11401 North Shore Drive, Reston VA</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(703) 478-0405</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(703) 478-0205</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>asboreq@asbointl.org</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.asbointl.org/Publications/PublicationsOnline/index.asp?s=0&amp;bid=84</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.asbointl.org/index.asp</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.asbointl.org/Publications/PublicationsOnline/index.asp?s=0&amp;bid=587</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.asbointl.org/Publications/PublicationsOnline/index.asp?s=0&amp;bid=444</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational finance</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School business officials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School administration</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0098-9495</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1975-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Educational Administration Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Education Finance is a leading journal in the field of funding
            public schools. Each quarterly issue contains original research and analysis on issues
            such as school finance equalization, education reform, judicial intervention in finance
            issues, school/social agency linkages, voter-approved tax limitation measures and their
            effect on schools, and factors influencing teacher salaries.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>E-news</Title>
        <Publisher>National Institute for Urban School Improvement</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>55 Chapel St, Newton, MA 02458</Publisher_Address>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.edc.org/urban/news.htm</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.edc.org/urban/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Urban education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>E-News is the electronic newsletter of the National Institute for Urban School
            Improvement. Distributed monthly via electronic mail, E-News serves to inform visitors
            of the work of the National Institute and other organizations engaged in similar work,
            upcoming conferences and events, new online and off-line products and resources, and
            other news happening in the field of urban education and inclusive
        schooling.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Psychology Review</Title>
        <Publisher>Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>233 Spring Street, New York NY 10013-1578</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 620-8000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 463-0742</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/1040-726X</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.wkap.nl/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/1040-726X</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational Psychology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1040-726X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Publishes review articles in general education psychology, learning, cognition,
            measurement, school-related counseling, and development.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Educational Philosophy and Theory</Title>
        <Publisher>Carfax Publishing</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>PO Box 25, Abingdon, Oxford OX14 3UE United Kingdom</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>44-1235-401000</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>44-1235-401550</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>enquiry@tandf.co.uk</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/00131857.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tandf.co.uk/homepages/carhome.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/c-authors/ept-nfc.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://taylorandfrancis.metapress.com/app/home/journal.asp?wasp=253x52mwllcu87tkuw1h&amp;referrer=parent&amp;backto=linkingpublicationresults,1,1</URL_TOC_Index>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational philosophy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0013-1857</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1969-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Contents Pages in Education</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Educational Adminmistration Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Educational Philosophy and Theory publishes articles concerned with all aspects
            of educational philosophy. The journal will also consider manuscripts from other areas
            of pure or applied educational research. In this latter category the journal has
            published manuscripts concerned with curriculum theory, educational administration, the
            politics of education, educational history, educational policy, and higher
        education.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Journal of Technology Studies</Title>
        <Publisher>Epsilon Pi Tau</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Technology Building, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Breen OH
            43403-0305</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(419)372-0378</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(419)372-2800</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>jots@bgnet.bgsu.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JTS/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/technology/ept/index.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Technology education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Computer uses in education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <ISSN>1071-6084</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1974-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Semi-annually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>The Journal of Technology Studies is a publication of Epsilon Pi Tau, an
            international honorary for professions in technology. The scope of articles published is
            as broad as the field of technology. The intended audience is all those who practice
            technology, including teachers serving in elementary through high school, and students,
            instructors and professors in two and four year colleges and universities.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Early Childhood Digest</Title>
        <Publisher>U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>Harvard Family Research Project HFRP, 38 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 872-5327</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.ed.gov/offices/OERI/ECI/digests/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ed.gov/offices/OERI/ECI/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Young children</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Parent participation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>The Early Childhood Digest is a quarterly report on ways that families, child
            care providers, and schools can work together to help young children learn.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Technology Source</Title>
        <Publisher>Michigan Virtual University</Publisher>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://ts.mivu.org/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.mivu.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://ts.mivu.org/default.asp?show=call</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational innovation</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1532-0030</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>This bimonthly peer-reviewed periodical is intended to "provide thoughtful,
            illuminating articles that will assist educators as they face the challenge of
            integrating information technology tools into teaching and into managing educational
            organizations."</Annotation>
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    <rec>
        <Title>Scientific Studies of Reading</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Ave, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 926-6579</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/SSR/ssr.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.erlbaum.com</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_TOC_Index>http://www.gse.utah.edu/edst/sssr/journal/journal.htm#toc</URL_TOC_Index>
        <URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>http://www.gse.utah.edu/edst/sssr/</URL_Sponsor_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Reading instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1088-8438</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1997-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>PsycINFO</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>LLBA</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Sociological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This journal publishes original empirical investigations dealing with all
            aspects of reading and its related areas, and, occasionally, scholarly reviews of the
            literature, papers focused on theory development, and discussions of social policy
            issues. Papers range from very basic studies to those whose main thrust is toward
            educational practice.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Current Issues in Comparative Education</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>CICE</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>Columbia University, Teachers College</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>525 W 120th St, New York, NY 10027</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(212) 678-3774</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(212) 678-3790</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.tc.columbia.edu/cice</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.tc.columbia.edu/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://www.tc.columbia.edu/cice/cicephil.htm</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational policy</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1523-1615</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1998-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Annotation>Current Issues in Comparative Education (CICE) is an international on-line
            journal based at Teachers College, Columbia University that publishes scholarly work
            from a variety of academic disciplines. CICE seeks clear and significant contributions
            that further debate on educational policies and comparative studies.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Early Childhood Research and Practice</Title>
        <Alternate_Title>ECRP</Alternate_Title>
        <Publisher>ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>51 Gerty Dr, University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign, IL 61820-7469</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email> l-preece@uiuc.edu</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://ecrp.uiuc.edu/</URL_Online_Journal>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://ecrp.uiuc.edu/abtecrp.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://ericeece.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <URL_Instructions_for_Authors>http://ecrp.uiuc.edu/authinst.html</URL_Instructions_for_Authors>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Early childhood education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational research</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Primary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>1524-5039</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1999-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Semi-annually</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Early Childhood Research &amp; Practice features articles related to the
            development and care of children from birth to approximately age 8. It is intended for
            researchers, teacher educators, program planners, policy- and decision-makers,
            administrators, practitioners, and parents. The focus is on applied research, or on
            research with practical implications; each issue typically contains at least one article
            by an early childhood practitioner. The focus of the journal is on the nature and
            improvement of practice.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>American Educator</Title>
        <Publisher>American Federation of Teachers</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>555 New Jersey Ave, N W, Washington, DC 20001</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(202) 879-4420</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(202) 879-4534</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.aft.org/publications/american_educator/</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.aft.org/</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational trends</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teacher education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0148-432X</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1977-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Reader's Guide</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>AE carries articles that question the educational status quo. The value of
            education itself is not questioned, but its rigor and focus is. For example, in "From
            Aptitude to Effort," the author challenges educators to reconsider intelligence, effort
            and success and their interrelationship. Articles are also likely to provide an
            international focus, i.e., "In the Shadow of Auschwitz: Teaching the Holocaust in
            Poland." While AE is a publication of the American Federation of Teachers, union news,
            information, and concerns are not the focus of articles.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Special Education News</Title>
        <Publisher>Special Education News</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3430 Connecticut Ave, NW, #11168, Washington, DC 20008</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Email>info@specialednews.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>N</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y</Online_Format>
        <URL_Online_Journal>http://www.specialednews.com</URL_Online_Journal>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education teachers</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Teaching methods</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1999-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Weekly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Annotation>Special Education News answers a need in education for in-depth, timely news
            related to educating students with disabilities. The Web site and newsletter are
            journalistic publications centered on the news of the special education field. The Web
            site is also designed to offer unique resources to special education professionals in
            one place. These include places for educators and others to exchange their views, find
            links to important information at other sites on the Web and keep track of news and
            events across the country.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Exceptionality: a Special Education Journal</Title>
        <Publisher>Lawrence Erlbaum Associates</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>10 Industrial Dr., Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(201) 236-9500</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(201) 236-0072</Publisher_Fax>
        <Publisher_Email>journals@erlbaum.com</Publisher_Email>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>Y*</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.erlbaum.com/Journals/journals/EX/ex.htm</URL_Journal_Information>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Special education</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Gifted</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Developmental disabilities</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0936-2835</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1990-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>Y</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>Exceptionality is the official journal of the Division for Research of the
            Council for Exceptional Children and publishes original research and research reviews
            pertaining to individuals of all ages and disabilities, as well as to those who are
            gifted and talented. Subjects include persons with mental retardation, learning
            disabilities, behavior disorders, speech and language disorders, hearing and/or visual
            impairment, physical limitations, and giftedness. Current work from a variety of
            different disciplines is featured, including education, medicine, psychology, and
            sociology.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Cable in the Classroom</Title>
        <Publisher>Connell Communications</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>86 Elm St, Peterborough, NH 03458-1009</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>800-216-2225</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>603-924-6838</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Educational technology</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia materials</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Multimedia instruction</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1989-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Refereed_Reviewed>N</Refereed_Reviewed>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Monthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>Canadian Periodical Index</Index_Location>
        <Notes>Subtitle: Teaching with Television</Notes>
        <Annotation>Directed to teachers interested in bringing television into the classroom as an
            educational medium.</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom</Title>
        <Publisher>Intellectual Freedom Committee, American Library Association (ALA)</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>50 E. Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(800) 545-2433</Publisher_Phone>
        <Publisher_Fax>(312) 440-9374</Publisher_Fax>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <URL_Journal_Information>http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/nif_inf.html</URL_Journal_Information>
        <URL_Publisher_Home_Page>http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/ifc_inf.html</URL_Publisher_Home_Page>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Intellectual freedom</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Censorship</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>School libraries</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>All</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0028-9485</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1952-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Bimonthly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>LISA</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Library Literature</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This bimonthly publication of the American Library Association reports on book
            censorship attempts, Internet filtering in libraries, court rulings, and other news
            items related to intellectual freedom. It claims to be "the only journal that reports
            attempts to remove materials from school and library shelves across the
        country".</Annotation>
    </rec>
    <rec>
        <Title>Adolescence</Title>
        <Publisher>Libra Publishers, Inc.</Publisher>
        <Publisher_Address>3089C Clairemont Dr., PMB 383, San Diego, CA 92117</Publisher_Address>
        <Publisher_Phone>(619) 571-1414</Publisher_Phone>
        <Print_Format>Y</Print_Format>
        <Online_Format>N</Online_Format>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescents</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Assigned_Subject_Heading>Adolescent development</Assigned_Subject_Heading>
        <Educational_Level>Secondary education</Educational_Level>
        <ISSN>0001-8449</ISSN>
        <Dates_of_Publication>1966-</Dates_of_Publication>
        <Frequency_of_Publication>Quarterly</Frequency_of_Publication>
        <Index_Location>ERIC</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Education Full Text</Index_Location>
        <Index_Location>Psychological Abstracts</Index_Location>
        <Annotation>This international journal is "devoted to the physiological, psychological,
            psychiatric, sociological, and educational aspects of the second decade of human life."
            Adolescence seeks to present "as many views as possible" in its articles and
            additionally features a substantial section of related book reviews in each
        issue.</Annotation>
    </rec>
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