Using a GED math study book is an effective strategy for individuals seeking to refresh their knowledge of basic and high school level math. Contemporary Publishers and Steck-Vaughn Publishers offer quality materials that cover essential topics such as Basic Math, simple algebra, and Geometry. A review period of one to two months is recommended, followed by self-study of Introductory or Beginning Algebra using traditional textbooks for deeper understanding.
PREREQUISITESIndividuals preparing for a career change, adult learners refreshing their math skills, and anyone seeking to pass the GED math section will benefit from this discussion.
By today's standards? Snoop around a bit on the net, and you should be able to find what material is expected of today's HS grads. You may find that to be enough a refresher, or, that you haven't forgotten as much as you think, or, that you were taught quite a bit more then than is expected now.jim1174 said:that requires me to know basic and high school level math.
A Good Idea. GED mathematics books would give good review for Basic Math, simple algebra, and common Geometry. Contemporary Publishers and Steck-Vaughn Publishers are good products to use. The review should take a few weeks, maybe one or two months. Follow that with self-study of Introductory or Beginning Algebra from a good old-fashioned textbook.jim1174 said:I would like to start a new a career hopefully by this time next year that requires me to know basic and high school level math. I graduated high school 20 years ago and I really have forgotten a lot. I was thinking about getting a Ged math study book. do you think it would help ?