Hosted by David Cohen · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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This podcast will help you earn your GED. We talk about what to expect and how to prepare for the tests. We take deep dives into essential GED skills, and cover the tips, tricks, and strategies you'll need to earn your high school equivalency diploma.
David Cohen hosts GED Bytes, a education show with 24 episodes published.
Prompts for social studies, RLA, and science tests: (General) Help me study for the GED [social studies] test. Create an original text and then ask a GED-style multiple choice question about it. (Specific) Help me study
* You can find the cost to test in your state here: https://ged.com/about_test/price_and_state_rules * You can find local GED classes here: https://ged.com/study/ged_classes * Light and Salt Learning: http://lightandsalt
An interview with one of my former students about what he weathered to earn his GED.
Not mentioned: the GED Ready test costs money, unfortunately, but if you're a clever googler, I bet you can find a coupon code for 50% off. (Especially if you include the word "Reddit" in your search.)
If you're just starting out, here's an easy-to-follow, 8-step roadmap to get you from diploma-less to GED GRADUATE. This episode grew out of a post I made on http://reddit.com/r/ged which you can read here: https:
Diane Johnson, the testing coordinator at the APS GED site in Aurora, Colorado, kindly sat down to explain what testers can expect on test day. [Her testing center is welcoming, comfortable, and overflowing with positivi
If these aren't the most effective, foolproof, revelatory techniques to keep your resolutions that you've ever seen,* you can send your letter of complaint to Consumer Information Catalog, Pueblo, Colorado, 81009 for a f
Maybe I should be promoting a meditation app here or something?
The implications of scoring a 135... or a 144... or a 177.
Don't worry! But also, just, you know... heads up.
It's wonderful that GED offers an at-home/online option now! But you probably shouldn't take it.
Other helpful links from today's podcast: * The actual GED formula sheet: https://bit.ly/gedformulas * Finding area of shapes: https://youtu.be/m1CpNEdFNpU * Finding volume of shapes: https://youtu.be/NnNLYnQCa2Q *
Helpful links from today's podcast: * Country-specific rules: https://ged.com/about_test/price_and_state_rules * Where to test: https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/find/testcenter/GEDTS * Where to find GED classes: http
Helpful links mentioned: * Find GED classes near you: https://ged.com/study/ged_classes * Light and Salt Learning for GED math: http://lightandsaltlearning.org * Khan Academy for general math: https://www.khanacade
Want to know which GED prep book to buy, and why? In the episode, I'll separate the JV (Accepted, Mometrix, Apex, Barrons) from the Varsity (GED for Dummies(!), REA, Kaplan’s, Princeton Review, Paxen/Steck-Vaughn). And..
Just starting out? Want an introduction to the GED? You've come to the right episode.
A discussion about what to expect with the new(ish) online/at-home GED testing option. Here are some useful links: run a system check to see if your computer & internet qualify to test at home: https://app.ged.com
How, and why, to get the most out of this powerful GED secret weapon. The podcast also includes a probably soon-to-expire(?) code for 50% off. If you're a visual learner, check out the YouTube version: https://youtu.be/E
A quick overview of the essay portion of the RLA test, plus some tips on how best to prepare for it. If you'd like to view/download the tool I mention in the episode, click here: http://bit.ly/rlaessay. If you're a visua
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GED Bytes is hosted by David Cohen. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 24 episodes.
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