Welcome to the Education guide. Throughout the guide's sections you will find our suggestions for key resources and information in this subject area.
I can offer help with finding and searching for literature, referencing and more... Use the tabs to navigate to the different resources.
Students on the BA and MA programmes can borrow up to 15 main stock items; students on the PGCE programmes can borrow up to 15 main stock items plus up to 10 teaching practice items.
You may also find it useful to browse the resources for the following:
To get you started, here are the key shelfmark areas for your subject. The floor information is for books; print journals will have the same shelfmark but all journals are on the third floor.
| Subject | Shelfmark | Floor |
| Education (general) | L | 2 |
| Assessment | LB3051 | 2 |
| Gifted and talented | LC3993 | 2 |
| Special education | LB3955 | 2 |
| Children's fiction | PZ | 2 |
Our discovery tool will look for books, journal articles and more in one quick easy search - a great place to start your research. For a more comprehensive search, individual databases offer greater functionality and give full access to a tailored suite of resources for your subject.
Search for books, articles, and electronic resources:
Search for books only (does not include all electronic books):
Search for full-text articles:
Tackling Behaviour in Your Primary School by 
Unlocking Speaking and Listening by 
Behaviour for Learning in the Primary School by 
Teaching Systematic Synthetic Phonics in Primary Schools by 
Making a Difference in Theory by 
Debates in Science Education by 
The Beautiful Risk of Education by Your Academic Liaison Librarian will still be available to support you online. You can get help with:
Please feel free to get in touch by email or LibChat. We can also arrange online consultations.
Or you can take a look at one of our online guides include our Library Guides or Library webpages.
You can also look on our Library webpages to get updated information on the Library opening hours and borrowing during this period.
Academic Liaison Librarians are available to chat between 1pm-5pm, Monday to Friday term-time about using library resources and referencing. Occasionally, and outside of these times, your query will be picked up by another member of Brunel Library staff or our friendly co-op support staff, who provide us with 24/7 chat coverage.
