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Check-out this section for all your homework needs and much, much more!!! HomeworkNYC provides links, handouts, and assistance to all New York City students. Dictionary Get a library card! How to write a book report Library databases that can help you with your homework, project, or report Library Websites Brooklyn Public Library New York Public [...]

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Students & Technology

Hey Students! The library wants to know how YOU use technology. Fill-out the short, ten question survey and the information will help the library learn what our focus should be when it comes to engaging students. The link below is to the survey. http://surveymonkey.com/s/LFKWMRX

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(1/2x + … = ?, Calculators that Crush Challenging Math Problems

The World Wide Web is a great source for online calculators. Some of these calculators are much more powerful than your typical desktop calculator. They show you not only the answer to your problem but also the step-by-step process used to get to that answer. If a student is not sure how to do a math problem [...]

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Dial-A-Teacher App Launches

homeworkNYC has just launched a new Dial-A-Teacher app.  This exciting app connects students to homework help from live New York City teachers from 4:30 to 6:30, school days Monday to Thursday.  The “speech bubble” icon on the app turns from red to green when the teachers are online. After initiating a chat with teachers, students [...]

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Now, that’s History!

Ancient History, Middle Ages, Industrial Revolution……Does history homework make you feel like you are in the Dark Ages? Well be enlightened by the library’s resources! You can find complete, trustworthy information a lot faster using the library’s databases and apps. Try these databases: (all available from home or in the library) •African-American History Online – [...]

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