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Awards Received by Ben's Guide

Here are some of the awards which Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government for Kids has received:

  • Ben’s Guide was ranked in the top 2% of approximately 110,000 sites reviewed on bigchalk's exceptional educational sites on the Web due to it's "rich content and its academic relevance."

  • Ben’s Guide was highlighted in the February, 2001 issue of Skewl Sites newsletter as "a top notch resource to teach many topics related to government."

  • HomeworkSpot.comBen’s Guide featured Ben’s Guide as a "top-notch tool for students, parents and teachers."

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USAToday Hot Site

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Ben’s Guide has also been reviewed in various publications. Here’s what they’re saying:

  • The Washington Lawyer (October, 2000) wrote, "Of all the educational resources on the World Wide Web, this is one of the best for teaching young people about such things as historical documents, branches of government, how laws are made, the election process, and much more."
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer (May 11, 2000) noted that while the Federal government "is growing increasingly child-friendly," Ben's Guide fills a civics void. In addition, it recommends that "any virtual government tour" start with Ben.
  • The Newsletter of the Documents Interest Group of Oregon (DIGOR) called Ben’s Guide "a well-designed children’s website" that "could be useful for reference questions as well" and described it as having "an attention to detail and to readability that is exemplary in web design."
  • AccessAmerica, an electronic newsletter of the National Partnership for Re-Inventing Government, highlights Ben’s Guide, calling it "exciting" and a "powerful resource."

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Last updated: November 20, 2001
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