Resource Links
• Writing and Publishing Tips
• Research and Writing Reference Books
• Grants
• Editors’ Association of Canada
The Editors’ Association of Canada offers workshops and conferences in editing and indexing. You can even hire an EAC editor to help make your message clear, correct, attractive, and appropriate to your market.
• How to Get the Mentoring You Want:
A Guide for Graduate Students at a Diverse University
• “How to Mentor Graduate Students: A Guide for Faculty in a Diverse University”


Articles
• Survey Research by the National Center for Education Information
• Research on School Communication with Language minority families
• Transition from Under Graduate to Graduate Student


Website
• Grad Resources

Handbook
• Graduate School Survival Guide



Articles
• "Best Writing Practices for Graduate Students"

Software
• Noodle Tools
Innovative software that teaches students and supports teachers and librarians throughout the entire research process.
• Rubistar.com
Create and save rubrics online, and then download them to your computer in Excel format. All created rubrics are saved to an online archive that anyone can access via a search.

Website
Theory/Concepts
• Constructivism
This site provides a brief summary of constructivist learning principles, along with some corresponding recommendations for educational practice and links to relevant resources.
• Multiple Intelligences
Gain a better understand of multiple intelligences, including a self-test to determine what kind of learner you are.

Writing Assistance
• Online Writing Lab
The Online Writing Lab from Purdue University is a great resource for writing research papers. No matter how experienced a writer, there are always questions about references. This Web site includes samples and online handouts that illustrate formatting styles.

Additional Resources
lesson plans, articles, and more
• Education World
A great Web site for teachers that includes articles, lesson plans, ideas, five-minute fillers, and more. Though some of the lessons aren't very detailed, they are great starting points for developing your own lessons.
• Educator's Reference Desk
This Web site includes lesson plans and links to articles and other services for people in the education community. The lesson plan section features a "search" option and the main page divides the services offered very nicely.

Handbook
• Handbook of Research on Teaching
This large volume examines many aspects of teaching, ranging from foundations to subject matter and policy. The chapters are by some of the most noted individuals in the field and are worthy of serious discussion.



Websites
• Research Resources

Articles
• FAQs about Writing for a Peer-Reviewed Journal
In Appreciation
Thank you to the following individuals who have contributed resources and information to the Graduate Student section of KDP Online.

Donna Buchan
Heather Caldwell
Louis Franceshini
Priscilla L. Griffith
Debbie Morowski
Keon Ruiter
Steve Upshaw
Charles Webber
Elizabeth Wilkins

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