Early Childhood Studies

A variety of web based resources are available to support research on topics related to early childhood education. It is crucial to use the same critical evaluative skills in looking for information on the Internet that you would use in evaluating a paper-based resource. In addition, the Internet requires some unique critical skills. For more information, check out the Library's Evaluate Your Sources link.

The following list represents a selection of web sites that have information related to early childhood studies.

• Inclusive Early Childhood Service System
• Deepening Knowledge Project (a resource to bring Indigenous-authored material into teaching)
• Canadian Child Welfare Research Portal
• Social Justice and Diversity Book Bank (CCBC)
• World Bank Early Childhood Development Site and World Bank Publications Search
• Global SchoolNet Foundation (EdWeb)
• Head Start
• Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP)
• National Association for Child Development
• The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
• The OECD Education Database
• What Works Clearinghouse
• Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education
• UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report
• International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health