The search screen will appear, and you are ready to begin your search. Use Boolean connectors such as And, Or, and Not to combine search terms. The Search Builder allows you to search specific fields of the records, such as author, title, or abstract. In addition, you can nest your search with parentheses, and truncate words with and asterisk. I truncated classroom to also include classrooms.
School is a good word to truncate- school, schools, schoolroom, etc.
This particular search retrieved eleven citations to articles using Education Abstracts on September 21, 1999. To look for articles in a particular journal, type its name in with dashes instead of spaces. If you need to know if a specific journal is indexed in a particular database, use the Index button. Type the journal title in as instructed above, and hit Go to Term. You can save citations that you mark, or save all of the citations.