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Club TNT provides opportunities for youth to express themselves through the medium of television, providing resources to help them say "yes" to positive lifestyles and hope.  This page represents a collection of links that "visitors" might find useful to help them in school, personal use, or other endeavors.  There are a variety of portals on the Web with links that might be useful, such as Cool Teen Links.  

We have tried to organize these resources in a manner that makes it easy to find information based on a given user need.  We will try to keep this page current with different types of online resources that Club TNT participants and other viewers might benefit from.  If you have any additional links or categories of resources that you would like to suggest, please contact us.

TNT Collegian.  While all Club TNT members pledge to be drug, alcohol and tobacco free and, if of school age, to remain enrolled and active in their respective schools; some plan to continue their education after graduating from high school. When is the best time to start planning for college? ITS NEVER TOO SOON!  Click HERE to see more.  We provide discussions and links about:

Alcohol Awareness Web. Approximately one-half of U.S. adults report a family history of alcoholism or problem drinking. Nearly 14 million Americans have alcohol disorders.  Talking about alcohol and underage drinking is important.  While many talk about kids and illicit drugs, it is alcohol that remains the No. 1 drug problem for young people.  We have links for:

TNT Brain Matters Web.  What do you download into your brain?  This site sticks to the facts, presenting the latest research on how substances of abuse affect the brain.  Click HERE to see more.  We provide resources that talk about:

Mr. B's Beginning Algebra.  Taking an algebra class this year?  Studying for the ACT/SAT?  Perhaps you want to get a "head start" or review before you start a math class.  Here is everything you needs here - a comprehensive review of the  fundamentals of higher-level math.  There are many links to some of the best math sites on the web as well as a comprehensive set of downloadable, printable "newsletters," Algebra Connections, which cover all the fundamentals.

Mr. B's Career Homepage.  Whachya gonna do when you get out of high school?  Get a job or a career?  Will you continue your education?  Maybe you are just starting to think about creating a plan of action now -- here are a set of links to help:

Mr. B's Dewey Challenge!  Ready to master Dewey Decimal? Ready to master information science? Are you ready to find your way around virtually ANY library?

Mr. B's Forestry Web.  Wisconsin is "America's Woodbasket" - it is also the nation's leading producer of soft and specialty papers.  The timber industry played an important roll in this states development.  Even today, it represents Wisconsin's second largest industrial segment.  Our forests are important to our economy, ecology, and social fabric.  Learn more by looking at multimedia and more Web resources about:

Mr. B's Podcasts for Learning (www.podcastsforlearning.org).  A podcast is a collection of digital media files which is distributed over the Internet using syndication feeds for downloading and playback on personal computers or portable media players. They are available to use 24/7, on-demand.  Think of them as radio or TV shows that you can sign up for and watch when it is convenient for you.  A powerful educational tool, learn more about finding podcasts, podcasts for teachers, what you need, getting started, RSS feeds, promoting podcasts, tips & tricks, and podcasting resources.

Mr. B's Research Seminar.  Knowing when you need information, how to find it, and being able to evaluate and organize are important skills. Information literacy enhance our personal lives, school work, and careers. Thinking about "research" as a process helps. We have resources and links about plagiarism, copyrights, research & reference, search strategies, an interactive review, and MORE!

Mr. B's Web Seminar.  Sharing technology is fun and the Web is the best place to do it.  Here are some resources, "under construction" about applying information and technology skills.  Created for Madison's CELEBRATING YOUTH at Monona Terrace and for a course in Web design, the newest addition to TNT's resources includes:

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Mr. B's Writing Quick Tips.  Here are some "tips and tricks" to help you improve your writing.  Writing as a process.  Check out the links for: 

Academic All-Stars.  Links for a variety of school-related, Web-based resources, all organized by subject area.   Got a question about your homework?  You can probably find what you need here!

Research & Reference.  Collectively, links like these represent the largest collection of information in the world!  If you have an information need that does not fit into one of our other resource categories, try finding it here.

Research Guides

Brain Matters Resources.  Those that have watched a loved-one slip into drug or alcohol dependency know that it is a difficult situation for everybody involved.  This page looks at the science of how the brain works and how it is affected by substances of abuse.  We hope that by simply presenting the facts as plainly as possible, people will make lifestyle choices that will allow them to be happy, joyous, and free.

News Links.  Want to know what is going on in the world?  How about the weather?  We've included sports links too.

Computer Skills.  Today's computers are FUN to use and learn.  Here are some links for tutorials and other help for a variety of computer software.