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Homework Zone - The Library has put together guides that list print and Internet resources for subjects such as literature, history, health and diseases and more.

Premium Search Databases - An amazing array of online databases, including magazine and newspaper articles, encyclopedias, biographies and more. Use your St. Charles Library card to access these databases from home or school.

Preparing for Your Test:

Doc Whiz's Test Helper - insight into the best way to prepare for and take all types of tests, including objective, subjective, and practical.

GED Preparation Resources on the Web

How to study offers study skills in a practical and easy to access format: everything from note-taking strategies, different learning styles, and overcoming procrastination.

Test Taking Strategies - from Marquette University. Covers study skills, taking specific tests (such as biology and math), learning strategies and more.

More Test Taking Strategies - Get clues about how to take multiple choice and essay tests, as well as the best ways to approach true/false questions, sentence completion and fill in the blank.

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Ask A Librarian - Live! - Chat in real-time with a expert Librarian. We'll help guide you to the best resources to answer your question, and you don't have to leave your computer.

Tutor.com - Subject specialists can help you with your homework. Also available en Español.

Night Owl - our service for procrastinators. Call a helpful Librarian until midnight, seven days a week.