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The sidebar links to this page will allow you to see different resources and websites that can help you in each of the academic areas. Listed below are more general study websites. Take some time to review them for yourselves.
The National Honor Society (NHS) has started a new program available to all students. Every Tuesday and Thursday from 3PM – 4PM, in room 200, members of NHS will be available for tutoring. If your student is struggling in a subject, this is a great opportunity to get extra assistance outside of class. Students are not required to sign up, just show up during the session or sessions of your choice.
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Tutoring Services through CCPS
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This is the contact information if you are interested in paying for a tutor to come work with your student.
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Flash Cards
You will need to create an account for this website. There are hundreds of flashcards created that students could use to study for various classes.
Songs that Teach
This website is filled with songs that teach simple concepts. Perhaps you are struggling to remember one concept. If you are musically inclined, this may help. You can listen to the song online and for a fee you can download the song or purchase the CD.
High School Ace
This site has various subject guides as well as reference sites.
Study Skills for High School
This site is a type of tutorial to teach students how to learn. It poses a number of different questions to get you to think about how you learn and study and what is best for you.
How to Study
Articles and information about how to study, study tips and study guides, developing better reading, writing, listening skills and more.
School Work
School Work features homework help and school subject tutorials. You will find liknks to a number of different types of dictionaries and encyclopedias, as well as information on history, literature, and numerous other school subjects.
Kids Click
This site is set up for kids. It's easy to use and has a wealth of information on topics from reading, writing, and math to Health & Family, to the Weird & Mysterious.
Jen & Alex's Homework and Reference Page
Jen & Alex created this website with help from their dad. Included in their homepage is a note to kids, parents, and teachers from dad.
Kids on the Web: Homework Tools
This website is filled with "homework tools." There are links to a number of other homework help sites. There are also links to information for students, parents, and teachers.
Homework Spot
This website is split into sections for elementary, middle, and high school students, as well as a reference section and a homework spot. They also have special areas for parents and teachers.
ProQuest
Have a homework emergency? You've come to the right place! Whether it's an overnight homework assignment or a long-term research project, ProQuest is here to help you get your work done and make the grade. At this site you'll find a growing set of tools and links to help you get the information you need.
Jiskha
Welcome to Jiskha Homework Help, where more than 200 experts volunteer their time to assist students, over 4,000 students receive help with homework everyday, and thousands of educational articles provide guidance and support with those late-night school assignments.
Wisc-Online
If you are a visual learner, this may be a great site for you. You will need to register; however, that is free. Then you can do a search for what you need and it will give you a visual representation of the problem.
Typing Tutors
This website has a list of multiple typing tutors. Click away and find the one that is most useful to you!
HippoCampus
This site has facts for kids to read on various topics, as well as video clips.
