Would you agree with this statement, “the GED is too hard to pass” ? Your answer to this question can significantly influence your potential to pass the GED if that’s your goal. The first key to passing the GED is to get into a positive mind set. Yes, for many people that have been out of school for years the GED is a huge challenge- but not impossible. Before you start studying for the GED make sure you do a mental “tune-up” and get to a place in your mind and spirt that you can pass. Next you need to start your journey of passing the GED at the beginning. What I mean is you need to start with the basics in all subjects and build your knowledge and skills up. The GED does cover a lot of information however every day you learn something new will close the gap of your readiness to pass the exam. Lastly take it one day at a time and reflect on why it’s important for you to pass- review the reasons you want your GED. In the end, if you never give up, you will pass and not only earn your GED but do a huge service to your ego and self-confidence.
You Will Not Learn Math Without Practicing
Watching The Lesson Videos Are Not Enough!
THE LEARNING MATERIALS YOU NEED TO UPGRADE YOUR MATH SKILLS FOR THE GED!
Don’t Waste Time And Start Building The Math Skills You Need For The GED!
Taking my free GED math course is a big step to help you prepare for the GED. The course will help you learn core middle and high school math skills but you also need to do your part and practice! As such I created a workbook for this course that is designed to give students practice problems and solutions to strengthen their skills. In order to truly master math concepts you must practice a wide variety of problems. This workbook is an extremely valuable supplement that all students using GED Math Lessons should have.
* 357 pages
* Basic Math
* Algebra
* Geometry