GED
- PREPARATION FOR
THE GED TESTS
Courses are not a requirement, but
preparation is recommended. Information about
Adult Basic Education classes can be obtained from
the Bureau of Adult Education, Division of Adult
Learning and Rehabilitation, 21 South Fruit Street,
Suite 20, Concord, NH 03301, telephone (603)271-6698,
or from your local testing center.
The Bureau of Adult Education maintains a list of
GED preparation classes. Contact the local program
nearest you to find out details about classes and
how to register. See Map
If you do not find a GED preparation class near
you, you may be able to get assistance from an Adult
Learner Services Program. Contact the program nearest
to you and talk with the coordinator about getting
a volunteer tutor.
Textbooks on GED preparation are available in public
libraries and bookstores.
The American
Council on Education also provides information
on GED testing.
USEFUL
GED PRACTICE SITES
The
following web sites are FREE. Some basic registration
may be required on some sites.
www.aaamath.com
www.gedinteractive.com
The McGraw Hill Contemporary Pre GED web site
offers practice in all subjects and an online GED
Practice Test. Choose a subject, then Student Zone.
www.testpreview.com
29 self-assessment modules with practice questions
33 self-improvement links to strengthen weak areas
litlink.ket.org
Must register then log onto GED Connection (How
to get started). Offers test information, tips,
learning modules and internet activities. Practice
tests with answers and explanations are available
for each GED subject. A Learners Resource Link provides
an atlas, dictionary, thesaurus, calculator and
writing guide.
www.gedpractice.com
Practice tests are broken down into sub-topics.
Site offers reference charts, graphs and maps. Correct
answers are given and explained. A simple registration
is required.
