To anyone and everyone who has been following this blog, have a very merry Christmas and and a great 2010. It is my wish that everyone who doesn't have a job.... be able to get a job... and to those who are struggling... you get some relief.
Have a great 2010!
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!
Sunday, January 03, 2010
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
GED Book Basket
To put together a GED book basket, you must first know your audience. Who are your students and what are their reading levels?
Once you have determined your reading level and interests, take a look at your GED book library and select 6 books. The books should be of different reading levels and genres.
Display your books in a basket somewhere visible in your GED room. You may also want to take some time and give a quick review of each book. If you teach a class, do it with the entire class. If you can't do it in a group, you can always do it with individual students.
The goal is to get students reading and learning.
Once you have determined your reading level and interests, take a look at your GED book library and select 6 books. The books should be of different reading levels and genres.
Display your books in a basket somewhere visible in your GED room. You may also want to take some time and give a quick review of each book. If you teach a class, do it with the entire class. If you can't do it in a group, you can always do it with individual students.
The goal is to get students reading and learning.
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