Answered By: Reference Staff Last Updated: Jun 28, 2017 Views: 46
Try the following databases to research decreasing high school budgets and Arts programs.
- Academic Search Premier
- Education Full Text
- Education Sources
- ERIC (Education Resources Information Center)
- JEWL Search
When searching within the databases, keep the search terms you enter into a search box as simple as possible. Use phrases or words rather than ful sentences. For example:
- DO search: decreasing high school budgets
- DO NOT search: Why are budgets in high schools cutting Arts programs
Here are some other search terms to try, but don't be afraid to try some of your own.
- budget crisis
- budgets in education
- high schools or secondary schools
- the arts in schools
You may have to play around with the keywords. When you type a word in one of the boxes, often suggestions will pop up. You can choose to use them or not.
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Getting at why arts is the first to go is something that may involve reading articles to determine if there's an answer to that.
Normally, I don't suggest using Google, however for this topic, I googled "why are the arts the first programs to be cut in schools" to get a better idea of the subject.
I'm not making any judgment on the articles. But a Google search might give you some background to understand the question. If you see a site from a .gov or .edu, or .org, they are probably ok. Always check your assignment to make sure of the types of sources you need to use.

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