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Working with Children, Young People and Families: Books, E-books and Reference

Our guide for WCYPF students - helping you make the most of the library

Finding books and e-books

Your first stop to find books and e-books is Library Search.

Library Search will tell you:

  • whether we have an e-book, a print book, or both
  • where you can find a print book on our shelves using the shelfmark
  • how many copies we have and - if they’re checked out - when they’re due back

To only see e-books in your search results, limit your results to 'eBooks' using the Material Type filter on the left-hand side of your search results page.

 

Using reference sources

Encyclopaedias, dictionaries, handbooks and other reference sources can help you find your way into your assignment reading or research. They're also great if you need a quick definition or an overview of a subject.

Printed reference sources

Many of these sources are in our Reference section on level 1 of the library.

Online reference sources

Links and search boxes for our key online reference sources are available below. If you are not on campus, you may need to sign in to OpenAthens to use these resources.

Shelf locations for WCYPF

Social policy 361.61
Abused and neglected children 362.76
Child development - general 305.231
Child development - psychological, cognitive, social 155.4
Child development - physical 612.65
Children and society 362.7
Citizenship 370.115
Early years education and care 372.21
Educational research 370.72
Emotional difficulties of school children  371.94
Government control in Education 379.15
Multicultural and bilingual children 371.97
Primary education 372
Psychology - general 150
Psychology - education 370.15
School children guidance and counselling 371.4
Secondary education 373
Social research methods 300.72
Sociology - general 301
Sociology - education 370.19
Special needs and advocacy 371.9
Study skills 378.17
Teacher-parent relations 371.103

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