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Whether you're a student looking to improve your study skills or a parent planning for your child's future, you'll find plenty of information in our Student Resources section.

		Ask a Teacher, the ultimate online destination for Ontario high school homework help. Polynomials a pain? Chemistry confusing? Spend some time on Ask a Teacher - it’s easy, fun and free!				Kumon is a different kind of after-school learning program designed to help children master the basics of math and reading. It gives them the skills and confidence to succeed in school... and beyond.
		The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada is the voice of Canada's universities. It represents 90 Canadian public and private not-for-profit universities and university-degree level colleges.				Link on Learning is North America’s #1 provider of online education, curriculum and home schooling tools. Their easy to use platform makes creating a customizable online learning environment simple.
		CanLearn is your one stop online source to help you save, plan and pay for post-secondary education. CanLearn offers information and tools to help you make informed decisions, and to achieve post-secondary education goals.				Math Central is an Internet service for mathematics sudents and teachers. This site is maintained by faculty and students in Mathematics and Statistics and Mathematics Education at the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan.
		Canadian Learning Centre is an innovative, researched based service designed to help students improve their skills in Reading, Math and Writing.				Learning a skilled trade will prepare you for a challenging and rewarding career. Explore the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities - Apprenticeships section of the website for career planning help, to learn more about apprenticeship and to find out how to get started.
		Since its inception Computers for Schools - Ontario has had a significant impact on the significantly increased access students have to computers without an increase in capital purchases.				The Ontario Student Assistance Program - OSAP provides loans, grants, scholarships, and bursaries to Ontario post- secondary students. Apply online, check the status of your application and much more.
		The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) ensures greater accountability and better quality in Ontario's publicly funded school system. An arm's-length agency of the provincial government, EQAO provides parents, teachers and the public with accurate and reliable information about student achievement.				The Government of Canada allows savings for education to grow tax free until a child named in the Registered Education Savings Plan - RESP, enrols in education after high school. A parent, grandparent, other relative, or friend, can open an RESP for a child.
		i-TUTOR unites students from universities all over Canada to help transfer knowledge to the Canadian youth. It provides a free web-based resource for students in elementary and secondary schools, as well as to university students, to find suitable and qualified university tutors.				On the Stats Canada Learning Resources site, you'll find data and information to get assignments done as well as an interactive Kids' Zone with puzzles, quizzes, maps and other resources.
		Tutor Doctor takes learning to the next level with one on one learning opportunities. Students will improve their confidence, study skills and grades. The exprienced, certified tutors even make house calls. Tutor Doctor has leraning opportunities for all grades and subjects, and offers online tutoring. For more information, contact the local office at 523-0100.				The Sudbury Educators and Trainers Network is comprised of individuals who are involved with the delivery and management of educational and training programs throughout the Regional Municipality of Sudbury.