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Friday in Cleveland: Make & Take Mustard Seed Books
Register today for our free workshop! Learn how to write your own book & teach fluency for beginning readers of any age.
Your Early Holiday Gift: A Sneak Peak at Mustard Seed Teaching
Hi friends! SHHHHH! I have been working on something, and I can't keep it a secret any more! But don't tell everyone just yet... I'm not ready to shout it to the WHOLE world, but just couldn't wait to give you a sneak peak into an exciting new project I'm planning to launch in early 2017. I... Continue Reading →
Top 30 FREE Websites for GED Test Prep & Workforce Development
Browse some of the best free resources for adult learners and let us know what you think!
Adult Educators’ Recommendations for Best Free Resources
Results from three teams of adult education professionals who reviewed free online tools for GED Test Prep and workforce development.
Top 18 FREE Websites for Workforce and GED® Test Prep
Warning: Once you start clicking these links, you may be amazed at what you find! This list is not offered in any particular order of importance or quality, and without comment. I offer it to you as a starting point to the many free resources available on the web for self-motivated adult learners, and tech... Continue Reading →
It’s Election Day in the USA! What Do You Need to Know to Vote? And Pass the Social Studies Test?
How to do your homework as a voter. GED/HiSET/TASC Test Takers need to know about U.S. Elections for the Social Studies test.
Fun Ways to Equip Students for Critical Thinking on the GED® Test
Challenge your students to increase their depth of knowledge. Use offline activities to prepare test takers for computer-based testing.
What GED® Test Takers Need to Study for Social Studies
The GED® Social Studies Test is currently 50% Civics and Government. The other subjects are United States History, Economics and Geography. International test takers may have to study more because most of the content is focused on the USA. (Capitalism! Democracy! 50 States!) If you're not so familiar with US Civics and History (even if you... Continue Reading →
