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EDUC 112/500 - Implications of Diversity: Finding Articles

Education students will need to do much research while studying to be educators at Muskingum University. This guide will help you research more strategically and efficiently and will help you with APA citations

Getting Started

Do you have a topic, but you're not sure where to start? Try a few of these tips!

  • Scan your textbook or assigned readings for ideas or for books and articles you can look for.
  • Start to write down keywords and related concepts. Think of synonyms that you can use as keywords.
  • Consider creating a concept map if you learn best visually. Try Mind42 or MindMeister for some cool online tools.
  • Find background information and use it to find more keywords.

Find an Article

  • Look for the one of our full text buttons to get the whole article.  

  • Still can't find the article you want? Fill out an article request form and we'll see if we can find it for you somewhere else. Be aware that requests can take up to a week.

Find a Specific Journal

Do you know the journal your article appears in? Look for it online here!

Scholarly Articles

The following databases are possible sources for peer reviewed articles.

Tip: Check the 'Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals' box before your search to limit it to scholarly articles.