Lesson 1.1: What is the GED?
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Introduction to the GED Exam
Lesson 1.1: What is the GED?3:07Lesson 1.2: Understanding the Test Format5:37Lesson 1.3: How to Register for the GED Exam5:08Lesson 1.4: Test-Taking StrategiesLesson 1.5 – How the GED is Scored and What You Need to Pass7:26Lesson 1.6 – Study Planning and Time Management for Busy Adults5:03GED Reading and Writing
Lesson 2.1 – GED RLA Overview and Skills BreakdownLesson 2.2: Reading ComprehensionLesson 2.3: Writing SkillsLesson 2.4: Essay Writing for GEDLesson 2.5 – Grammar, Punctuation, and Sentence StructureLesson 2.6 – Analyzing Arguments, Claims, and EvidenceLesson 2.7 – Understanding Literary vs. Informational TextsGED Mathematics
Lesson 3.1 – Numbers and OperationsLesson 3.2 - AlgebraLesson 3.3 - GeometryLesson 3.4 - Data Analysis and StatisticsLesson 3.5 – Word Problems and Real-Life Math ApplicationsLesson 3.6 – Calculator Tips and Formulas to KnowGED Science
Lesson 4.1: Life ScienceLesson 4.2: Physical ScienceLesson 4.3: Earth and Space ScienceLesson 4.4: Reading and Interpreting Data in ScienceLesson 4.5 – Designing and Evaluating Scientific ExperimentsLesson 4.6 – Cause and Effect, Hypotheses, and Conclusions in ScienceGED Social Studies
Lesson 5.1: U.S. HistoryLesson 5.2: Civics and GovernmentLesson 5.3 – Economics Part 1: Systems, Markets, and MoneyLesson 5.3 – Economics Part 2: Government, Trade, and DataLesson 5.4: GeographyLesson 5.5 – Analyzing Charts, Graphs, and Political CartoonsLesson 5.6 – Identifying Bias and Evaluating Sources in Social StudiesFinal Review and Test Prep Plan
Lesson 6.1 – Most Testable Concepts Recap (All Subjects)Lesson 6.2 – What to Expect on Test DayFinal GED Mock Test