Photocopies of student drawings were made on site, student work was then returned, and the names on the photocopied papers were masked.
Tabiti Gibson, a site student support specialist for Aim High, said the best part of school, during the summer or otherwise, is resolving conflicts — student and student, student and teacher, teacher and teacher.
At the site, students in grades 6 through college can get help solving the odd-numbered homework problems from more than 30 widely used mathematics textbooks.
That site, students were told, was to be "reimagined to house three hundred men convicted of serious, primarily violent offenses, serving sentences between five and fifteen years. . . .
Through research and revision of an existing web site, students employ rhetorical approaches and gain more complex understandings of web development.
At each site, students enroll in coursework at the host university and take a WWS task force.
It works like this: using a password to log onto the site, students create individual profile pages, which will include a record of their scores and grades, taken from the school's database.
While high-profile architectural firms have offered competing proposals for the World Trade Center site, students from Stuyvesant High School, just blocks from ground zero, have formed an after-school club to offer their own ideas.
Before designing their page of the Web site, students should decide on a common layout format, including font, and placement of maps and photos for each country's page.
On S.K.O.'s Web site, students can enter a classroom without being noticed by their classmates by clicking the "make yourself invisible" icon -- a good description of what these kids are actually doing.
About.com http: //homeschooling.about.com At About.com's site students can link to NASA's "From Stargazers to Starships," pull up math and science lessons, practice SAT questions and discover colleges that are friendly towards those schooled at home.
