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Online help is extensive. This is an attempt to organize the resources by subject. You are encouraged, however, to browse the entire listings.
multiple discipline
Student Research Center
Addresses the needs of high school students. Topics include: arts & media, English & language arts, business, careers, current issues, health, history, math, science, social studies, sports, and technology.
From outside the library, you will be prompted for your barcode number when you click on the link to this EbscoHost resource. Once there, select the icon you see to the right.
If you are inside the library, click here instead.
arts
Artcyclopedia
Navigates you through good art resources searchable by subject, artist, medium, and more
Timeline of Art History
The Metropolitan Museum of art presents a catchy, interactive art timeline.
Originating from the University of California, Santa Barbara, Voice of the Shuttle offer various links to fine arts information, which include Art & Art History, Architecture, photography and other related sites.
current events
CNN.com
View the news of the day in categories from business to sports.
News Directory
Browse international newspapers and magazines in English.
Brought to you by the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs; this site provides actual debate information on a handful of timely topics.
foreign language
Free study help from Cliffs Notes for foreign languages!
One of the most popular language websites with language translators, dictionaries, articles, and other resources.
general reference
A tool to guide in the proper use of the English Language
Hook up with experts on subjects in many categories including Science/Technology and Arts/Humanities. If you can't find the answer to your question on the site, just email the expert!
APA Styles
APA style rules for that paper
Awesome Library for Teens
Includes links to school subjects, activities, hot topics, and more!
Helps you in your effort to respect other people's intellectual properties. MLA & APA
The "incredibly fast dictionary"
This easy to use online dictionary offers many different resources to provide ample definitions.
A teen-friendly reference website from Information Please
It's good to know.
Information to help you with life, school, friends, and work
A quality online reference service
MLA style rules for that paper
National Geographic
The website for the famous magazine
netLibrary
Digital full-text versions of books
Explore subjects on Science/Nature, History/Culture, People/Places and more.
Free online study guides and more
A fun spelling game designed to improve your spelling skills
Uses Roget’s New Millennium™ Thesaurus to satisfy your word choice needs
Information on how to use resources the cheat-free way
Geography
IPL Kidspace takes you through the 50 states.
A guide to maps and reading them
health
4girlshealth.gov
Covers a broad area of health topics devoted to girl interests
BAM! Body & Mind
Finding health information has never been so fun!
A list of fact sheets relating to teen health concerns compiled by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration
Health issues and other hot topics for teens -- a project of the Nemours Foundation
history
Full of primary resources on Americans, American history, states, culture, and more
Benjamin Franklin and his topical index will walk you through U.S. History.
A chronologically categorized tour through history
Good resources & links for American history
History through the eyes of the beloved TV channel
humanities
An electronic text of Pride and Prejudice is available, as is information and links to other sites with details on Jane Austen.
A growing collection of full text reference works including dictionaries, encyclopedias, gazetteers, and style manuals in addition to works of poetry, folk and fairy tales, essays, and classic fiction.
A good, general-purpose source of biographical information for identifying an extensive array of individuals and their accomplishments
The official website of the popular A&E network television series
This site is from Japan and offers excellent photographs and links to all kinds of resources on the Brontë family.
Guides you through the ins and outs of writing an excellent biography paper.
Free study guides to classic literature -- download and view over your computer.
A very complete site from Japan on Charles Dickens, including links to a large number of additional resources.
You can browse biographical entries by category, ethnicity, or alphabetically.
A graphic novel review site for teens, plus Sidekicks (for kids), and the Lair (for older teens and adults). Superheroes, fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, crime and suspense, and just plain realism.
Who was born on the 333rd day of the year, has had books on the bestseller list more than 100 years after her death, and has a crater on Venus named after her? Excellent collection of resources on this treasured author of Little Women.
While working puzzles, answering quizzes, and learning new words, the user is learning about Shakespeare, his plays, and Elizabethan England.
A look at how words were developed, used, and changed during the printing process of Shakespeare's time. In later years, the advent of film allowed for further changes through the interpretation of different actors.
The site offers photos, FAQs, a family tree, trivia and links related to this famous American author.
A site on this work of Harper Lee created by students for a ThinkQuest project. Most useful for the study of the novel and the film.
This site focuses on how "Mark Twain" and his works were created and defined, marketed and performed, reviewed and appreciated. The goal is to allow readers, scholars, students, and teachers to see what Mark Twain and others from his time said about each other, in ways that can speak to us today.
Enough rules to get you out of any grammatical bind
Book reviews by teens, author information, news releases about YA books and writers, blogs about books, and more. If you're looking for a good book to read, you're sure to find one here!
Math
Geometry
Includes an easy to navigate table of contents to direct you to Geometry assistance
Math Mistakes
Common math mistakes and how to avoid them
Webmath
Explanations and sample problems for all kinds of math, K-8 through Calculus
MathBits.com
A high school level math and computer science website that offers useful lessons and activities
Following an assessment test that gives you the results immediately, you can complete lessons and programs tailored to your needs. Printed worksheets also available.
music
A one-stop music metasite full of links for music history, instruments, musical styles, etc.
Full of information to study music history and applied music
mythology
An encyclopedia that covers mythology, folklore, and legend. This website has searching capabilities, but it can also be searched from the many subject headings already in place.
Works like an encyclopedia with two options to find information: a keyword search and index.
religion
This site collects statistics for over 4,000 religions, churches, and denominations. The statistics can be searched by location and religion.
Compiled in a topical index format that links to its large pool of websites devoted to religion
science
AllPsych Online
A comprehensive psychology web resource
Amusement Park Physics
The world of physics explained through amusement park attractions
A collection of activities, articles, evidence, analysis, and more, for educators, families, students and anyone interested in teaching or learning about science
The Biology Project
An interactive biology learning resource from the University of Arizona
Cells Alive!
Oodles of images of cells, interactive tours of cells, and quizzes
Offers health topics, fact sheets, tips, and a wealth of health information
A "virtual chemistry textbook to provide an interactive guide for high school chemistry students."
Let the comic explain the periodic table for you.
Over 2000 links to information about psychological theories.
Inspiration and information for earthbound middle school students
Inspiration and information for earthbound high school students.
Everyone wants to know something. Makes science learning rich and engaging.
A one-stop index for psychology, support, and mental health issues, resources, and people on the Internet.
Covers basic psychology concepts with interactive experiment examples
Award winning one-stop shop for science fair projects and explanations!
A comprehensive handbook of science fair information, project ideas, suggested links, books and tip sheets
Scientific American
Let the publishers of Scientific American Magazine make exploring science fun.
Science, Optics, & You
Interactive Java Tutorials from Molecular Expressions
study aids
Free study guides, literature essays, college application essays, editing services and free writing resources. Founders and many staff graduated from Harvard University. Some sections are "members only".
High School Ace
Online Academic Hub for Teens -- Useful - Informative - Fun
Homework Now
Helping students find solutions online, anytime
Homeschooling Teens' Web Sites
A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling
This web site has special sections for Elementary and Middle School students and links to other helpful sites.
Provides homework help for more than just geography and science.
A list of homework websites by subject created by refdesk.com
A collection of sites for homework help & college information
Loaded with tips and information on study habits, learning styles, reading skills, research, math, and more
world
Offers information on country history, economics, politics, culture, and more
Covers most all countries in some depth.
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