There are many factors you must consider if you are preparing for the GED test, or if you are helping someone prepare.
Over the next several weeks, I will focus on what I believe to be the 10 top concerns/questions regarding the GED. I will focus on the following questions (questions that have been asked of me many times over my GED teaching career).
1. I want to get my GED. What is the first step?
2. How can I best prepare?
3. Where can I find out more information?
4. What does it cost?
5. How old must I be, before I can start?
6. What are the different subjects that I will be tested in? What is in each portion of the GED test?
7. Do I need to know advanced math to pass the math portion?
8. My state has an HSED and a GED. Which is better?
9. I failed the GED test. Now what?
10. I was diagnosed with a learning disability in high school. Can I get accommodations?
So follow along, and if you would like to add anything along the way...... I encourage your comments!
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!
Saturday, September 27, 2008
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