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Online Class: GED Preparation for the Science Exam

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IACET Authorized Provider Enroll today! This is a self-paced, continuing education, online course with instructor. You have 6 months to complete.
Course Cost: 6 Month Subscription
Basic Course Fee   =   $75.00
 

This course is a preparation course only. You cannot take the GED test online. UniversalClass does not administer state-sanctioned GED tests.

We recommend the following steps to pass the official, state-administered, GED test:

  1. Enroll in a GED Preparation course (such as this one)
  2. Purchase all recommended GED Preparation books and materials
  3. Study all course materials
  4. Take all practice tests in the course and book materials
  5. After you have mastered all material and passed all tests, you must sign up for the state-administered GED test
  6. Take the GED test in person approved by both your state and the American Council on Education with a proctor
  7. If you pass the state-administered GED test, the state will issue you a GED diploma
 
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Course Description

This online course will prepare you to take the Science portion of the GED (General Educational Development) test. The testing format will be explained and broken down to highlight the content this part of the exam will cover.

This course will provide many resources from strategies, practice tests, practical assignments and researched netlinks attached to many test topics to be read at your own leisure. This course will analyze how to science related material and provide a comprehensive review of major topics covered in Biology, Earth and Space Sciences, Chemistry and Physics.

Course Lessons

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Lesson 1: The Science Test: Reading Information

This lesson will go over information and formatting details of the Science Test for the GED.

Lesson 2: The Science Test: Biology

This lesson will list several vocabulary terms used in the study of Biology.

Lesson 3: Life Science: Biology Part 1

This lesson will discuss topics including: the cell, structure of the Eukaryotic Animal Cell, Structure Of The Eukaryotic Plant Cell, Functions Of A Typical Cell, Diffusions, active transport, protein synthesis of cells, types of reproduction, genetics an

Lesson 4: Life Science: Biology Part 2

Several hundred years ago, as science began to advance, scholars needed a well-organized system to talk about the vast number of organisms on the planet.

Lesson 5: The Science Test: Earth and Space Structure

This lesson will begin the study of this part of the Science Test for the GED exam.

Lesson 6: Earth and Space Science Part 1

Our sun is one of billions of stars in the known universe. It is a yellow star, and it is a pretty good example of most of the known stars, with a few minor exceptions.

Lesson 7: Earth and Space Science Part 2

Paleontologists work to reconstruct the Earths ancient history by studying fossils, the traces of past life.

Lesson 8: The Science Test: Chemistry

This lesson will highlight and review some of the content knowledge of chemistry that will be part of the GED test.

Lesson 9: Chemistry, Part 1

Just as the cell is the basic building block of life, the atom is the basic unit of matter. There are just over 100 types of atoms in the known universe, and these tiny particles combine to make all matter.

Lesson 10: Chemistry, Part 2

When elements combine in a chemical reaction, a new compound is formed that has properties different from the original components.

Lesson 11: The Science Test: Physical Science

This lesson will highlight and review some of the content knowledge of physics that will be part of the GED test.

Lesson 12: Physics, Part 1

Physics is at work in your life every dayits what keeps you from floating out into space and what keeps your car moving forward as you roll downhill.

Lesson 13: Physics, Part 2

Heat is a type of energy that results from the movement of atoms in molecules in a substance. Heat is measured in joules, Btu or Calories, and it refers directly to the amount of energy.

Lesson 14: Physics, Part 3

Electricity is a secondary source of energy that has to be converted from another primary source, like coal, water or solar energy.

Additional Information

Course Title : Science Preparation for the GED
CEU Value :

1.0 IACET CEUs (Continuing Education Units)

Standard :

Course Adheres to the ANSI/IACET 1-2007 Standard

Accreditation :

Universal Class, Inc. has been accredited as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), 1760 Old Meadow Road, Suite 500, McLean, VA 22102.

Languages : English - United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and other English speaking countries
Course Number : 7550581
Course Type : General Education
Course URL :

http://gedscience.onlineclasses.com

Course Rating : Excellent Course! 4 Star Rating
Instructor :

Dana Mithaug

Syllabus :

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Grading Policy :

Earn a final grade of 70% or higher to receive a CEU Certificate documenting CEUs earned

Assessment Method :

Lesson assignments and review exams

Duration : Continuous: Enroll anytime!
Requirements : View Technical Requirements
Course Fee :

$75.00

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This is a non-credit course, and is provided for your personal enrichment. This course is not intended to be a substitute for any state, government, licensing, certification or educational requirements.

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GED Preparation for the Science Exam will focus on the skills and the updates implemented on the GED exam. The science section of the GED will focus on broad concepts and principles, rather than on your ability to recall exact details and isolated facts. In order to succeed on the GED exam overall you have to be able to read, compute, interpret information, and express yourself in writing on a level comparable to that of 60 percent of graduating high school seniors.

This course will cover basic skills needed in successfully completing the Science section of the GED exam. This will cover: - how to read and successfully answer science related question, - the basics of interpreting science related diagrams and tables - guides and links of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Space and Earth Sciences.

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