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University of Gloucestershire Library

Early Childhood Studies: Books

Resources for Early Years students

Finding books in the library

UoG Library book collections

Search Library Discovery for our print and eBooks. Results show the book location, organised on shelves by topic.

Remember to limit your search results to University of Gloucestershire to just display our own holdings.

Finding books with Library Discovery

Using our eBooks

eBook collections at UoG

UoG eBooks are available in Library Discovery. They can also be accessed via our eBook provider platforms.

The main eBook providers for early years are

ProQuest eBook Central Videos

Library Discovery

New Books

Reading picture books with infants and toddlers : learning through language
From Birth to Three: An Early Years Educator's Handbook.
Growing a forest school: from the roots up!
Little Brains Matter
Supporting the Wellbeing of Children with SEND

Have a look at the 2024-25 list of new resources for education courses.

Inter-Library Loan service

Book not in the library?

Use the Inter-Library Loan (ILL) service to obtain print books and chapters from print or electronic books not held by the university. The service is primarily for final year undergrad students, postgrads, researchers and academics. Staff and students have an initial allocation of free requests. More information is available in the Guide to Inter-Library Loans

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Sage Catalyst

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New in 2024, Sage Catalyst is a collection of eBooks including a range of study skills and research methods texts

Main subject areas in the Library

Topic Shelf number
Child development 155.4
Child welfare 362.7
Early childhood education 372.21
Education 370
Health and wellbeing 362.19892
Learning theories 370.1
Outdoor learning 372.1384
Physical development 372.86
Psychology 150
Research methods 305.23072
Sociology of childhood 305.23
Special educational needs 371.9

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