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A quick guide containing links to selected websites, books, movies, magazines, online databases and other resources to help you find what you are looking for.
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Websites
- Family Guide To Public Schools In Indianapolis
- A locator service to identify which school is geographically related to a home address.
- IDEANET (Indiana Department of Education)
- The gateway to Indiana education information, includes school district statistics, teacher directory and ISTEP scores.
- Indiana Accountability System for Academic Progress
- Information about student achievement and school performance, ASAP allows users to make online school comparisons.
- Indiana Academic Standards
- The standards clarify what is expected of students in core subject areas by grade level.
- Indiana Professional Standards Board
- Information for teachers on licensing.
- ISTEP+ InfoCenter
- ISTEP results, test interpretation and information on Indiana's Graduation Qualifying Exam.
- Learn More Resource Center
- National Center for Education Statistics
- A one-stop site for education statistics from the Department of Education.
- Educator's Reference Desk
- Links to online education information and statistics.
Library Materials
Online Databases
- Professional Development Collection
- An index of over 400 journals for the professional educator, with many articles available full-text.
- LearningExpress Library Collection
- An interactive database featuring more than 300 practice tests based on official school and career exams.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- How can I see everything the Library has about all aspects of education?
- Using our online catalog, choose "Alphabetical" under the Search tab. In the dropdown box, choose "Subject Browse". Type "education" in the search box and hit the "go" button. In the catalog, you will see all of the subject headings that begin with "education" and all of the links to other subjects that relate, called "see also".
- Why is the fourth season of "The Wire" included as one of the titles on this page?
- That season's theme was education.
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