WISE is great, but sometimes subject-specific databases will help you find relevant scholarly sources quicker. Here are some that you might find useful.
Credo Reference
Not Scholarly, but you can think of Credo as Wikipedia+++ with over 600 reference works, the resources on this site will introduce you to new concepts and ideas related to your topic.
Provides full text of articles from over 350 journals, in addition to indexing of more than 770 periodicals dating back to 1983. Subject coverage includes adult education, multicultural/ethnic education, teaching methods, special education, and educational tests.
ERIC - Educational Resources Information Center
ERIC provides access to education research and information. Includes articles, reports, and manuals.
The resource for international and national news, legal documents, and business information. Depending on your research, this could be very helpful.
With broad, and often interdisciplinary coverage of the humanities and social sciences, Project MUSE can be a great help in your research.
PsycINFO (psychology)
Journal articles, chapters, books, dissertations, and reports on behavioral and mental health.
Looking into the sciences or social sciences? Web of Science provides great search features, and the ability to track citations and see "similar" articles.
