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You don’t need to know everything about science to pass the science portion of the GED, HiSET, or TASC. But having a general understanding of scientific words and processes can go a long way in building the background information and confidence you need to take on the test.
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Have you ever heard someone say, “It’s like running into a brick wall? People tend to use this phrase when they face what seems to be an impossible obstacle or circumstance. Students sometimes make this statement when they are frustrated with their study efforts. When a student studies diligently and doesn’t make the progress they were hoping for, it makes them question their abilities. When they jump back in, study harder, and still don’t see a change, they feel as if they have “hit a wall.”
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In getting ready to take on your high school equivalency (HSE) exam, you may have come across the tip to, “Read for the test.” But what does that mean? Here’s our list of proven tips to better “read for” your GED, HiSET, or TASC exam.
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The phrase “new normal” has officially taken root in our cultural vocabulary. The worldwide pandemic has demanded life, work, and social changes none of us could have ever imagined. Our daily schedules and routines have been turned upside down and altered our habits and responsibilities. As with any unexpected change, we can choose to view our circumstances as obstacles to overcome or opportunities for growth.
Self-reflection is always helpful in these situations. Consider asking yourself the following questions:
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When it comes to the process of obtaining your high school equivalency (HSE) credential, it’s both logical and important to ask, “Is this legit?” Students understandably want to make sure that they are making wise investments with their time, money, and personal efforts.
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In a recent eBoard post, History Prep is Life Prep, we discussed the value of building an educational foundation in social studies. From politics to economic and cultural topics, having a background in history will empower you to actively engage in historical literature and current events. Now more than ever, it’s important to stay informed.
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You may have heard of unemployment, but are you familiar with the term, underemployment?
“Underemployment is the condition in which people in a labor force are employed at less than full-time or regular jobs or at jobs inadequate with respect to their training or economic needs.” – Merriam-Webster
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Did you know that there are over 32 million Americans over the age of 18 who have yet to complete a high school education? What sets you apart from the masses, and puts you in a special group, is that word, “yet.” If you are here, following along on this eBoard, you are at minimum exploring the possibility of getting your high school equivalency (HSE) credential. You are hoping to turn that yet into a YES!
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Essential Education is proud to partner with a variety of instructional designers to bring our students an unmatched educational experience. Check out this recent tip for making sense of percents, from our resident math expert, Harold Lawrance.
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One big question students ask upon obtaining their high school equivalency credential, is, “What now?” They want to know what new job opportunities are in their grasp, now that they have hit this important milestone.
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