Before the internet, the popular way to obtain resources was via professional journals, many of which are available in the library. If you planning to teach, it is probably a good idea to subscribe to some. Most are available through a professional society (e.g.,

• the Journal of Chemical Education, published by the American Chemical Society,
• the American Journal of Physics, published by the American Association of Physics Teachers, and
• Science Scope, published by the National Science Teachers Association).

For a more complete list, see my LENGTHY listing of science education publications.

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