What is a Community-based Study/Learning Project?
For a community-based study/learning project, you will identify and select a community agency and study a social problem for the population the agency serves.
What Kind of Sources Do I Need?
Yes, you still need to locate credible sources to write about your community-based study/learning project. Especially important are:
Library Search is is an excellent place to start your research for broad topics that cover many subject areas. Library Search has books/ebooks, magazine and newspaper articles, reference articles, scholarly research articles and even streaming content. Remember to use the limits in to narrow down by resource, date, and more.
Depending on the subject area of your topic, you can also search directly in a subject specific database.
See full list of subject databases here: http://library.wcupa.edu/az.php?a=all
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