Social Studies
- ISBN-10
- 0835947327
- ISBN-13
- 9780835947329
- Series
- Social Studies
- Category
- GED tests
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2002-02-01
- Author
- Cambridge Educational Services
Description
Developed on the premise that every adult has different learning needs, the Cambridge GED Program offers a flexibility unmatched by any other program. Adults may work solely within the Comprehensive Book, since it's packed with all the GED preparation tools they need -- more test-taking practice than any other program on the market, a variety of test taking tips, writing activities throughout, a complete essay writing section, and so much more. Learners who may need even further instruction in a particular content area can turn to any of the five satellites for more in-depth instruction. Each satellite is accompanied by a helpful Exercise book that offers extra support for each subject. What's more, the entire program is easy to navigate through. Progress charts help adults identify areas where more instruction is needed, and all the components are correlated for easy access! Coverage of contemporary issues such as health care, welfare reform, changes in Eastern Europe, global warming, and more. Integration of skills and content -- just like the GED test. The Cambridge GED Program Exercise books correlate directly to the Satellites, and supply adult learners with an abundance of practice in Social Studies, Science, Interpreting Literature and the Arts, Math and Writing. With up-to-date information, the Exercise book enables learners to become familiar with the GED style and actual test format. They present plenty of graphs that clarify concepts. There are detailed answers and explanations for every exercise and test item.
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