Sensory Integration Education: Library resources and study skills

As a student on a Sheffield Hallam-validated course, you can use Hallam's Library Online to get access to a wide range of online library resources including electronic books, journals, newspapers and specialist material such as maps.

Use the Library Search box on Library Online http://library.shu.ac.uk/ where you can search for books, journals and other types of information. You can type in a topic, the title of a book or journal article or journal, or an author. Click on Help at the top of the screen for help with using the Library Gateway or Library Search.

There are a number of specialist resources that will support your studies in Sensory Integration Education.

Th  Education and Autism subject guide has been put together by the subject librarian at Sheffield Hallam University Library. It collects together many excellent sources for education, autism and related subjects.

The Health guide and Nursing and Midwifery, and the Social Work, Social Care and Community Studies guides will also have many useful resources

 You can find this subject guide- and many others- under the Subject Guides button on Library Online

You can access lots of help with academic skills such as writing your essay, referencing, time management etc on The Skills Centre website. Go to https://blogs.shu.ac.uk/skillscentre/ to find out more.

A search engine that covers scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts and technical reports from broad areas of research.  You can use Google Scholar to find articles from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies, as well as scholarly articles available from across the web.

Search and preview millions of books from libraries and publishers worldwide. View the full-text of public domain (copyright free) books and see selected pages from other titles.