1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus. Stories from the American Mosaic: Native American Folktales. Read a book about Native American history or literature. It follows Native American mother Charlene Teters, and her transformation into the leader some are calling the “Rosa Parks of American Indians” as she struggles to protect her cultural symbols and identity.” “In Whose Honor? takes a critical look at the long-running practice of “honoring” American Indians as mascots and nicknames in sport. The conclusion traces the sequence of events leading to the battle of the Little Big Horn, the oppression of Native American tribes, the rise of the Ghost Dance religion and the massacre at Wounded Knee.” It then examines the four-year period immediately following the Civil War to the completion of the transcontinental railroad. “The story begins with the opening decades of expansion, key technological advances, and the uprooting of the native people through the Civil War period. “Up Heartbreak Hill chronicles the lives of three Native American teenagers in Navajo, New Mexico-Thomas, an elite runner Tamara, an academic superstar and Gabby, an aspiring photographer-as they navigate their senior year at a reservation high school.” View a documentary about the contemporary experiences or history of Native Americans available via Healey Library streaming video databases.
Here are a few ways to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. The ability to create reading lists for the web version is coming soon.Īpps e-journals E-Resources mobile peer-reviewed
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The web version links out to full text articles in databases and publisher websites. On mobile devices, the articles are displayed seamlessly without the usual clutter. Journals can be added to your Bookshelf, which allows you to save and organize your favorite journals. The journal pages default to the most current issue and contain the table of contents. All the subjects and sorting options produce a permanent link in the address bar that can be bookmarked and shared. Ranking is determined by Scimago Journal Rank, which uses data from Scopus®. Journals are listed alphabetically by default but they can also be sorted by journal rank, allowing you to explore the top journals your field. Users can browse large subject areas, like Education or drill down to specific subjects such as Emergency Nursing. Each subject is organized into many subtopics. The landing page provides the option to browse journals by subject or search by title. Rather than search databases for specific journal issues, BrowZine creates an experience similar to browsing a newsstand and reading a print journal. It consolidates thousands of journals from hundreds of publishers and delivers them to your mobile device or desktop. That's it! You're done.BrowZine is a web and mobile interface for scholarly journals available through the Healey Library.
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Ī new tab opens to provide the full-text article, including a downloadable pdf version. This screen will look different depending on if the library has the article, and how the article is being retrieved. To find out if the UM Libraries has the full-text article, you need to click on the red "Find It!" button. This page gives you more information, but still not the full-text article. You might want to use the second article in the list, but where is the full text (entire) article?Click on the title of the article. Type emotion regulation and child* in the search box To access UM library databases you need to login with your UM id and password. We're going to search a subject psychology database called PsycINFO. You can search for scholarly articles in One Search or in a subject database. Let's say you need to find a full-text article for one of your classes on emotion regulation in children. You're done.If you have any questions, contact UM's Research & Instruction Librarians. This screen changes based on the journal, but simply look for links to "download pdf" Click Comparisons of Mathematics Intervention Effects in Resource and Inclusive ClassroomsĪ new tab will open with access to the full-text article. This is just one of the many ways WSU Libraries have changed over the past 25. To see the full-text article, click on the title. Or, access BrowZine from within Search It by clicking on the View Issue. Click on the Exceptional Children journalīrowZine displays articles in the most current issue, but you can change the year by selecting the drop down box Here we will select Disability and Special Needs Educationįrom here, you can select individual titles. You can select subdisciplines within education. To view education journals, select Social Science and Behavioral Science Start at the UM Libraries' home page: "Databases", select "B" for BrowZineīrowZine allows users to view the UM Libraries' digital, peer-reviewed, full-text journals.
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