Education Magazine Archive: About

• Arts education
• Curriculum
• Drama teaching
• Early years teaching
• Educational leadership
• Educational resources
• English language teaching
• Faith schools
• Female educators
• Higher education
• History of education
• Independent schools
• Mathematics teaching
• School librarianship
• Special needs education
• Teaching unions
• Technology/Engineering teaching
• Vocational education

Education Magazine Archive comprises archival runs^* of 26 major 20^th/21^st-century magazines relating to many different aspects of education. Rather than scholarly journal content, the collection will comprise publications originally aimed at teachers and other education professionals, providing primary source insights into the history of education during this period.

Each title has a deep backfile, with the earliest content dating from 1910. The publications here cover a wide range of educational topics, from general titles (e.g. American Teacher), to subject-specific publications (e.g. Mathematics Teaching, Technology and Engineering Teacher), titles aimed at educational leaders (English Leadership Quarterly), and material devoted to women and ethnic minorities in education (Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin, Black Collegian). Many educational sectors and levels are represented from early years teaching (e.g. Teaching K-8) to higher education (Higher Education Management and Policy), from vocational education (Techniques) to independent schools (Conference & Common Room), and distance learning (Mailbox Teacher).

As well as very strong US content, there are several key titles published outside the US. Notably, the leading UK trade publications for general and higher education – Times Educational Supplement and Times Higher Education – are included here.

On completion the collection will offer approximately 850,000 pages, scanned in full color.

* Our policy is to include every issue in full, from the first to the end of the 2015 publication year. Due to the rarity of some of the original print volumes, however, there small gaps (issues or pages) for some publications.