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Gateway Interventions | Writing Assessment Information
28 Rules for English Spelling offers some great reminders for those of us who need help spelling correctly.
Authors on the Web is a collection of authors and the links will take you to their biography and information about their style of writing.
Avoiding Plagiarism will keep you from making a mistake in this area. PLEASE be careful in this area. It could be very costly to your grades!
Try BookWolf for help with your book reports.
Creative Writing gives you tips for the writing process.
Try the Daily Grammar site to help with your English classes.
Want to learn the basics of debating? Check out this link at Debate Central.
Dictionary.com is a quick and easy way to find definitions online. From this page, you can access a thesaurus link, word origins, and foreign language dictionaries.
Discovery School has great lesson plans. This link takes you to an example for The Scarlet Letter.
Need to know how to document the resources you use for research?
Check the Iowa State University Writing Center for different types of citing you might need. Just scroll down to Quoting and Citing Sources.
Classroom Connect's Citing Internet Sources is another place that will help you find the correct way to cite the references you find on the web.
The MLA Citing Page will help with your documentation.
English Zone has information to help you with grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and more.
Working on your autobiography? Genealogy Spot will help you in your search for your family's roots.
High School Hub has great links for reference.
Interactive English Quiz page gives you information to help your writing skills as well as tests to determine your strengths and weaknesses.
Literature Guides Online:
The New York Times will provide a new word a day and show you how it was used in the news. This is a great way to build your vocabulary.
Novel Guide has a great list of novel titles for help with your study.
Online Books has a listing of many online books to read.
Use Research and Writing from the Internet Public Library for help with research papers.
Just a few Shakespeare Sites:
Need help writing a speech? Here's a good place for help.
Vocabulary University can sharpen your speaking, listening and reading vocabulary.