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Jun 1, 2012

GED Prep Resources

As I have mentioned before, KM and DN are both planning to take the GED for differing reasons, so I wanted to share the resources we will be utilizing over the next few years in order to prepare for the test.




I really like the format of the Steck-Vaughn series and appreciate that they have additional booklets of exercises in each area. I feel this is the most thorough GED prep out there.
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  1. TEFL Ninja6/2/12, 1:40 PM

    Ohhh, nice fat resource list to play with!

    (dribbles with excitment)

    Pretty sure some this will be useful for some of my more advanced EFL students right away and maybe even my boy, although possibly he is perhaps a little young for it at present.

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