Scratch
MIT Media Lab · via GMA
ForThe best free first coding experience for children.
WhyMIT-made, syntax-free drag-and-drop — build a game with zero typing.
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MIT Media Lab · via GMA
ForThe best free first coding experience for children.
WhyMIT-made, syntax-free drag-and-drop — build a game with zero typing.
Go to resource ↗Khan Academy + College Board · via GMA
ForEvery teen prepping the Digital SAT — and their parents.
WhyThe official free SAT prep; links to College Board Bluebook tests.
Go to resource ↗Khan Academy · via GMA
ForStudents in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and AP science courses.
WhyFull high-school + AP science coverage, including AP Physics C.
Go to resource ↗College Board · via GMA
ForStudents and parents planning college, majors, and financial aid.
WhyFree search of 4,000+ colleges and 30,000+ scholarships, plus tools.
Go to resource ↗ACT, Inc. · via GMA
ForTeens taking the ACT.
WhyOfficial free practice tests and a free daily question.
Go to resource ↗Code.org · via GMA
ForA complete, free, teacher-ready K-12 coding pathway.
WhyThe famous Hour of Code plus courses that grow into real text code.
Go to resource ↗Khan Academy · via GMA
ForStudents in Algebra→Calculus, Bio/Chem/Physics, and AP courses.
WhyComplete, mastery-based, instant feedback — the gold standard.
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