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Guide Internet sites for school (March 2011) 2011 Provisional Registers

Guide websites to start school ten points
For primary and secondary Web pages that help with homework.
By LEO PEREZ GONZALEZ

When classes are starting, here is a list of sites and online services that can help kids with homework, to review learning and learn more. Far from wanting to be exhaustive, the list (which includes dictionaries, translators, encyclopedias, and content sites of the main subjects) covering only a few options among all that exist.

• http://aportes.educ.ar . The Educational Resources section of the website of the Argentine State is a broad platform to come up with useful content for the most common disciplines of primary and secondary education.
• www.kalipedia.com . An encyclopedia publisher Prisa Santillana and Digital. Have thesaurus, English-English, French, English, and content of the core subjects.
• www.rae.es . The dictionary of the English Royal Academy. Includes the Dictionary of Doubts Panhispánico that answers the most common linguistic questions.
• http://translate.google.es/. The Google translator works with more than 50 languages. Translate words, phrases, long texts or entire sites.
• Http://es.wikipedia.org . The online megaenciclopedia created, reviewed and maintained by thousands of users around the world can be a good starting point for researching a topic. But it should be contrasted with other sources of proven reliability data obtained there.
• www.salonhogar.com . Home Salon, in an environment where they send the animations, content on various subjects.
• http://www2.gobiernodecanarias.org/educacion/17/WebC/eltanque/default.htm . Although the link to this site is almost endless, you can reach it by simply logging on to Google "multiplication tables" and then press the "I'm Feeling Lucky." On this site there are several exercises, games for younger kids to learn, review and test their knowledge of multiplication tables.
• www.experimentar.gov.ar . Home experiments for students to be entering the world of physics. Also, curiosities and mathematical problems.
• http://go.hrw.com/atlas/span . An option to view maps on the Web. From the world map is possible to zoom for details of each country of the globe.
• http://redescolar.ilce.edu.mx . In paragraph Educational Resources Red Mexican School of content and there are many different subjects. It stands in the area of \u200b\u200bmathematics, Mathematics without Numbers section, which has several exercises for primary and secondary students.

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