Student Resource Center

Every tool you need to learn it, then practice it

Guides, calculators, templates, and practice for every subject. Each tool explains the idea, shows an example, and gives you a practice piece. Free to use, no sign-in needed, and it works on a laptop or iPad. Anything you save stays on this device.

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Writing & Research

Citations, essays, grammar, and research skills.

MLA 9 Citation Guide

How to cite sources in MLA 9th edition: the core elements, in-text citations, and a Works Cited page, with examples for books, websites, and articles.

APA 7 Citation Guide

How to cite sources in APA 7th edition: author-date in-text citations, the References list, and examples for books, journal articles, and web pages.

Chicago Style Basics

The basics of Chicago Manual of Style (17th edition) notes and bibliography: footnotes, short notes, and bibliography entries for history papers.

Citation Generator

Free MLA 9, APA 7, and Chicago citation generator for books, websites, and articles. Build a Works Cited or References list that saves on your device.

Essay Structure

How to structure an essay: the introduction with a hook and thesis, body paragraphs with evidence and analysis, and a conclusion, with a full model essay.

Thesis Statement Builder

Build a strong thesis statement step by step: topic, claim, and reasons, with checks for arguable, specific, and supportable thesis statements.

Paragraph & Outline Templates

Fill-in paragraph templates (PEEL and the hamburger paragraph) and an essay outline builder you can print or copy.

Grammar & Punctuation Reference

A clear grammar and punctuation reference: commas, semicolons, colons, apostrophes, quotation marks, common mix-ups, run-ons and fragments, with practice.

The Writing Process

The five stages of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing, with a checklist for each stage.

Research Skills & Source Evaluation

How to research well: search strategies, the CRAP test and SIFT method for evaluating sources, and an interactive source checker.

Avoiding Plagiarism

What plagiarism is, the difference between quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing, when to cite, and how to paraphrase the right way.

Writing Practice Exercises

Mixed writing practice: fix citations, spot thesis statements, correct punctuation, and revise sentences, with instant feedback.

Math

Calculators, formulas, converters, and visual tools.

Science

Periodic table, lab reports, safety, and measurement.

Study Skills

Focus timers, flashcards, notes, and test strategies.

Reading

Reading logs, vocabulary, literary terms, and book lists.

History & Civics

Primary sources, timelines, and founding documents.

Life & College Prep

GPA, applications, résumés, FAFSA, tests, and money.

For Parents

State requirements, record keeping, and transcripts.

How to use the Resource Center

1. Learn

Read the short explanation at the top of each tool. It takes about two minutes.

2. See an example

Every guide shows a finished example, so you know what "good" looks like.

3. Practice

Use the tool, then try the practice questions. You get the answer and the reason.