If you are a GED student you are probaly anxious to finish before the end of May. That is.... you want to finish and perhaps attend a GED graduation ceremony.
As a GED instructor, I know that this is a busy time of year. GED testing slots are filling fast and students are quickly trying to complete all their five GED tests.
Be patient with yourself. If you think you are ready..... take the test.... but if not, take some extra time and continue to study.
Also, if you want to finish in time to attend a GED graduation, you may want to check with your instructor as to any time quidelines.
Good luck!
Are you a student wanting to take the GED test? Perhaps you are a teacher or mentor of a GED student. If so, then this may be the blog for you. I will encourage you and atempt to give you tips on how YOU or your student can successfully pass the GED test. I will also give tips on helping students prepare for the GED test. Please feel free to give me honest feedback on my posts. I have been teaching GED prep for almost 25 years, but I still have alot to learn!
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
GED and the older GED Candidate
Have an older student who is struggling to get their GED? It is my experience that many times they may take longer to "learn" some of the material. Of course this depends on what their job/s have been since high school. If their job requires alot of reading, writing or math..... great! If not they will need to prep.
As jobs get tougher and tougher to find, more employers are requiring a high school diploma or GED. Also, older students who in the past did not need a diploma to get a job, are now finding that they cannot get hired without one.
Be patient with them..... guide them...... also check to see if they might qualify for accommodations.
As jobs get tougher and tougher to find, more employers are requiring a high school diploma or GED. Also, older students who in the past did not need a diploma to get a job, are now finding that they cannot get hired without one.
Be patient with them..... guide them...... also check to see if they might qualify for accommodations.
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