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  • There is lots of information available online. However, not all of it is credible. Search carefully and learn to recognize what makes a website a good resource. Wikipedia, for example, is not a good source - but the sources listed at the bottom of a Wikipedia page are often a great starting point!
Subject Websites
Math
   Khan Academy
   Math Open Reference
Science
   Khan Academy
   Periodic Table
   Dino Directory
History  
   The Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and            Diplomacy
   American History--Shmoop
   Videos on American History
   Encyclopedia Iranica: Iranian History
English
   60 Second Recap
   One Word
   Vocab--Word Stash
   Vocabulary.com
Foreign Languages
   Heritage Education 
Music
    National Jukebox

More Great Websites
     Native American Heritage Month
     A Research Guide to Native American History
     Green My Parents
     Dewey Digger
     High School Ace
     Internet Public Library Teen Space
     Citing Sources--The OWL at Purdue
     Teen Health
     Day of Silence
     Stop Bullying
College Resources
Scholarships.com
Federal Student Aid
FAFSA
The College Expo
College Board
Think College!
MOOC - Massive Open Online Courses
Online College Courses
College Navigator
Practical Money Skills: Financial Literacy

Federal Financial Aid Toolkit
Tough Topics​
Mental and Emotional Health

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-TALK, find a crisis center

Mental Health America - Find the facts on mental health issues.

National Institute of Mental Health - Detailed information along with general help and emergency solutions. 

Kids Help Phone - A free, anonymous and confidential phone and online professional counseling service.

Turning Point CT - Mental Health resource for teens and young adults in Connecticut.

Dating Violence and Abuse

Love Is Respect - Information on dating abuse and how to get help

The National Domestic Violence Hotline -1-800-799-SAFE 

Bullying

PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center - Provides resources for teens and adult to recognize and eliminate bullying.

StopBullying.gov - Learn how you can confront bullying and teach others to do the same.

Pink Shirt Day - Website for the annual bullying awareness day, with news and resources.

Sex & Sexuality

Guttmacher Institute - Fact sheets on sexual and reproductive health

Mayo Clinic - Fact and Figures on diseases and conditions.

Scarleteen - Share your story, get answers, takes quizzes and polls

Sex, Etc. - Magazine & website on FAQ, state by state laws and information

Planned Parenthood - Information on pregnancy, prevention and safe sex

Go Ask Alice! - Post your tough question and get reliable answers.

LGBTQ Teen Resources

It Gets Better - Creating and inspiring change in the world by reminding to LGBTQ teens that "it gets better."

The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network - Each member of every school community is valued regardless of identity.

The Trevor Project - Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ youth.
Young Writers
National Links:

Figment - Writing Community

Young Writers Workshop - Summer Writing Workshops for 9th - 11th graders

Youth Speaks - Encourages youth to develop a voice, focuses on oral literacy

826 National - Writing workshops, tutoring and more, with a few locations across the nation

Miss Literati - Writing community for many genres

NaNoWriMo Young Writers Program - Online writing challenge

Scholastic Art and Writing Blog - Contests, awards, and more

Teen Ink- A teen literary magazine and website

Youth Radio - Provides education and career opportunities for teens interested in media

Kiki Magazine - Takes submissions from girls in writing, art, fashion, and more

Rookie Magazine - Takes submissions from girls based on a monthly theme

Push - A YA Publisher that accepts submissions

Starting Out: A guide for Young Writers - Tips from a published author

Sara Darer Littman's list of useful resources

YARN Magazine - A literary journal for YA that takes submissions

Funds for Writers: Writing Kid - Free newsletter that has writing markets for youth

WattPad - Read and write stories for all users to read open to all ages

Cicada Magazine - Accepts submissions from 14+ 

VOYA - Offers teen writing contests

New Moon Girls Magazine - Accepts submissions from girls 8+ based on themes

20 Teen Writing Contests - Links to writing contests compiled by Lunashee's blog.

Internet Public Library Teen Poetry Wiki - Accepts submissions and features a work each week.

Teen Lit - Accepts teen book reviews

Teen Travel Talk - Teens talk about the travel they've done with the potential to become a paid blogger

Coursera.org - Offers free online courses, including writing

Local Links:

CT Young Writers Trust - Teen writing contest

New England Young Writers Conference - Open to high school juniors in New England and New York.

National Writing Project - Has three participating universities in Connecticut
         UConn
         Fairfield University
         Central Connecticut State University

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