Hello! I have a hard time finding out what these words mean? Can you send me any websites? That would help so much! Also, can you send any educational websites for me. I only got an "A" on math and the rest of the subjects are B's. I want to pass all of these subjects. Thank you for your help!
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dictionary
When you don't know what a word means, use the website bobpursley gave you. You can also use your browser by typing in the word plus the word "definition", then enter or click on the search icon. You'll get a definition of the word.
When you have a question in any subject, we'll be glad to post a link for you. You can also look it up for yourself. Type the specific topic or question in your browser, then enter, or click on the search icon. Your text materials are your first source of information, but if they seem unclear or you don't understand, please ask us specific questions or use your browser for additional information.
And, by the way, I always thought a "B" was a passing grade. I admire your desire to excel, but a "B" is a good grade. Keep working at it, though! The more you understand about the world we live in, the better off you are. :)
Thank You!!! :)
Hello! I would be happy to help you find the meanings of words and provide some educational websites for you. When it comes to finding word meanings, there are a few reliable online resources you can use:
1. Dictionary.com (www.dictionary.com): This website offers definitions, synonyms, antonyms, usage examples, and more for a wide range of words. Simply type in the word you want to know and click on "Search."
2. Merriam-Webster (www.merriam-webster.com): Merriam-Webster is a well-known and trusted dictionary resource. It provides definitions, audio pronunciations, example sentences, word origins, and more. You can enter your word in the search bar on the homepage.
For educational websites, here are a few options that cover a range of subjects:
1. Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org): Khan Academy offers free online courses and lessons for various subjects, including math, science, history, and more. They provide interactive exercises, instructional videos, and practice quizzes to help you learn and improve your grades.
2. Coursera (www.coursera.org): Coursera partners with universities and institutions worldwide to provide online courses on a wide range of topics. While some courses may require payment, there are often options to audit courses for free, allowing you to access the material and learn at your own pace.
3. Ted-Ed (www.ed.ted.com): Ted-Ed is an educational platform that offers animated videos and interactive lessons covering various subjects. Their engaging content can be a great supplement to your learning process.
Remember, while these websites can provide valuable resources, it's also important to actively participate in your schoolwork, ask questions to your teachers, and develop good study habits. Good luck in all your subjects, and I hope these suggestions help you achieve your goals!