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Broad and current coverage of scholarly research and information related to all levels and areas of education.
Content primarily consists of articles, but also includes some books and conference papers.; Abstracts with some full-text; Varies by title mostly mid-1990's to present with some content back to the 1930's
GAO is an independent, nonpartisan agency that works for Congress. Often called the "congressional watchdog," GAO investigates how the federal government spends taxpayer dollars.
A national policy-research and reform support organization at Brown University that promotes quality education for all children, especially in urban communities. The Institute's primary lines of inquiry include school transformation, college and career readiness, and extended learning time.
A non-partisan think tank that emphasizes evidence-based policy and investigates topics ranging from the social safety net to health and tax policies; the well-being of families and neighborhoods; and trends in work, earnings, and wealth building.
Full-text of legal materials (court cases, legislation, statutes, regulations, law reviews, and more). Use the section called "Look Up a Legal Case" to search for litigation.
Online access to current and back issues of major newspapers, journals, newsletters, and news sources from around the world. Full-text of legal materials (court cases, legislation, statutes, regulations, law reviews, and more). Congressional information back to 1789.; Full-text; Varies by title; 1980 - present
A research center at Stanford University committed to improving the body of empirical evidence about education reform and student performance at the primary and secondary levels.