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GED Language Arts testing help
Take your GED test from the comfort of your home, while securely monitored by an online proctor
Take your GED test from the comfort of your home, while securely monitored by an online proctor
What’s Needed to Take the Online GED Test
What’s Needed to Take the Online GED Test
Computer, Webcam, Internet: You need a computer with webcam and reliable internet. Run a system test to make sure your computer meets the requirements.
Private Workspace: The room should have four walls, a closed door and no distractions.
Government-issued ID: We will verify your government-issued ID when you check-in for your test.
‘Green’ GED Ready Score: You must take a GED Ready practice test and score ‘green’ within the last 60 days for each subject in which you want to test online.
How the Online GED Test Works
How the Online GED Test Works
1 Perform a system test to make sure your computer, webcam and internet connection meet the requirements for testing online.
2 Schedule your online test within 60 days of scoring ‘green’ on a GED Ready practice test.
3 Log in to GED.com 30 minutes before your test appointment to launch your test.
4 Follow the on-screen steps to check-in for your test including verifying your system, I.D. and workspace.
5 Take your test while an online proctor monitors you just like they do at a test center.
Newsela has news stories to read at your level. It covers both reading skills and vocabulary practice. Find current news stories in both English and Spanish.
EdReady is a great math resource for learning all levels of math. You will find lessons many examples plus practice and tests. Create an account and begin learning.
Khan Academy has videos and practice for all four GED Subjects. It is especially good for math. Explore different subjects as you learn.
Learning Express is for all four subjects. From this link, log in using your "my chemeketa" information, then login/Register. Now go to High School Equivalency Center
ath Antics has videos and practice in a wide range of math skills. The videos demonstrate a strait forward approach to math skills and the practice help to reinforce the skills you learned
Hippocampus.org is a multi subject website with interactives and videos for you to explore. Check it out. Many videos require Adobe Flash Player.
Visual Fractions Progress Chart A complete study guide that takes you through identifying, renaming, and operating on fractions using circle or number line models. Each of the topics include a pretest, an instruction section, on-line practice sessions, worksheet practice, and a test.
The GED Math Crash Course has more resources than any one student would ever need. It was designed with the needs of many different types of students in mind, from those who just need a quick review to those who have struggled mightily with math for years and years. Those students have very different needs.
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