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Study Aides
- These are good sites for help with understanding what you read.
Do not use these sites instead of reading your books. They are meant
to provide a guide, NOT to provide a substitute for reading! |
www.sparknotes.com
www.bibliomania.com
www.gradesaver.com
www.cliffnotes.com
www.bookrags.com
www.pinkmonkey.com.
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Language
Resources - French or Spanish giving you trouble? Try these
sites. |
www.french.about.com
www.spanish.about.com
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Tutoring Services
- Find
out if your child needs a tutor or tutoring service. Also learn what
to look for in a tutor and what options may work best for you both.
Study Skills
- The following are good sites to help you with communication skills,
stress, and improving memory and study skills. |
www.educationalgateway.com/tutoring/tutor.asp
www.mindtools.com,
www.queendom.com,
www.dartmouth.edu/admin/acskills/#study
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College Resources
- So you want to go to college? Well, these are good sites
to access. Have fun surfing and finding just the right place. Some of
these sites will also give you help with and links to taking SATs.
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www.collegeview.com
www.petersons.com
www.collegeexpress.com
www.usnews.com
www.ivywise.com
www.collegeboard.com
www.princetonreview.com
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Financial
Resources - You are worried you will not have enough money
for college; take a deep breath and these sites can help you.
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www.finaid.org
www.fastweb.com
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Parenting
- These sites will give you tons of information about parenting.
Enjoy! |
www.parenthood.com
www.loveourchildrenusa.org
www.parenting.org
www.teenagertoday.com
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Teacher Resources - This
site is filled with free downloads and excellent software guaranteed
to make your teaching much easier.
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www.baggetta.com |
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Drugs, Alcohol,
Eating Disorders - These sites give super information about
drug and alcohol abuse and eating disorders. Good reads for kids and
parents. |
www.mirror-mirror.org
www.nedic.ca
www.troubledwith.com
www.nationaleatingdisorders.org
www.drugrehabinfo.us
www.kidshealth.com
www.aa.org
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Depression
- Depression hurts, but it can be helped, so reach out. |
www.depression.com
www.psycom.net/depression.central.children.html
www.athealth.com
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