GED Program Updates

News, updates and promotions for August 2018:

  • New Tuesdays for Teachers webinar August 28th! In the upcoming webinar, Changes You’ve Been Asking for: The RLA Test Screen & Score Reports, we will introduce you to some format changes in the RLA test that students will see in 2019—these improvements don’t change the test but will help students to perform their best. We’ll also discuss how we are using feedback to improve the usability and effectiveness of our GED score reports for you and your students. Registration will open soon—more information about these changes can be found in this previous Marty’s Corner article.
  • We’re headed to Chicago in 2019! In case you missed the great news, we announced that the Windy City will be the location of next year’s annual conference. The conference is scheduled for July 24 – July 26, 2019 and more information about conference registration and the host hotel will be available soon!
  • Seven new GED test sites open in Los Angeles — GED Testing Service and the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) have opened seven GED test centers throughout Los Angeles County. Students in Los Angeles County now have more options to enroll in GED preparation classes and take the GED test at multiple locations. The full press release is available here.
  • GED Flash for Organizations™ promo: Now through August 31st, adult education and GED prep programs can take advantage of an introductory offer. This offer gives programs access to GED Flash for 14 months at the 12-month price and GED Ready practice tests for $2 each. Please visit http://www.aztecsoftware.com/gedflash or contact your state relationship manager for details.
  • Download the 2018 GED Annual Conference program and related presentations here.

 

 

 

 

12 Comments

  1. Please sign me up for all the webinars. My name is Kathy Smith and I teach Adult Ed in Jasper, Florida.
    Thank you.

  2. we need more time in reading portion .. its hard for forign people … please change it we need to pass and get better.

  3. Has the GED test changed since the Kaplan issue of the GED book came out in 2016 ? Or do I need to try and sell that and my other GED book and get a newer one? I’m a single mother so dealing with my daughters disabilities has been more important I’ve put mine and my health on hold along with getting my ged thanks in advance

    1. Hi Selina,

      The GED test has not significantly changed since it’s release in 2014. We did remove the short answer responses from the Science test in 2018.

  4. Hello GED Administrators:

    I second the motion to lower the score to 140; however, the state I request this change for is Texas. Often I will have 2 or 3 persons earn a 142, 143, even a 144, and due to the fact that they have not reached the goal of 145, they are unable to graduate with their group. They may become discouraged or lose the enthusiasm necessary to continue their education. In my opinion, 70% correct is ample to demonstrate a firm grasp of high school level academics.

    1. Hey, let’s lower it to 104 . . . that way most of the takers will feel good about themselves and we can get more people to pay to take it!

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