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Communication Sciences & Disorders

Locate databases, guides for particular courses, and general information for undergraduate and graduate programs in CSD.

OneSearch

Books are located in Wilson Library on the 4th floor. Use OneSearch to locate materials

CLIC has SIX locations:

  • Picture Books - Arranged alphabetically by author's last name A-Z 
  • Children’s Literature - Includes early readers, novels, nonfiction, and folktales. Arranged by Library of Congress Classification (Not Dewey Decimal!)
  • Poetry for Children and Teens PoetryCHaT - Includes novels in narrative verse, anthologies, and nonfiction. Arranged by Library of Congress Classification (Not Dewey Decimal!)
  • New Children's Display - Includes new acquisitions to the library. Most items  in the New Display were published recently, but there are some older materials on the shelves that fill retrospective gaps in the collection. Arranged by Library of Congress Classification (Not Dewey Decimal!)
  • New Canadian Literature Display - Items in this display are funded through the generosity of the Center for Canadian-American Studies. Arranged by Library of Congress Classification (Not Dewey Decimal!)
  • Curriculum - A small collection, these materials are intended to support current classes. Locate items under Curric E (Elementary) and Curric S (Secondary). 

Identifying Reading Levels for Specific Books

Scholastic provides a search feature on their Web site all the Scholastic Book Wizard: http://www.scholastic.com/bookwizard/

The database is searchable by:

Reading Level

Interest Level

DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment) - http://www.scholastic.com/resources/article/dra-reading-levels

Lexile Measure - http://lexile.com/about-lexile/lexile-overview/