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Title: Welcome to


1
  • Welcome to
  • _____
  • Newport
  • Adult Learning
  • Centers

2
Who are they?
Mary Lou Retton - Olympic gold medal gymnast
Bill Cosby- Comedian, Actor
3
Who are they?
Dave Thomas founder and owner of Wendys
Michael J. Fox - Actor
4
Who are they?
Chris Rock Comedian, Actor
Nicholas Cage - Actor
5
Who are they?
Peter Jennings - anchor of ABC World News Tonight
6
Who are they?
Christina Applegate - Actress
Ben Nighthorse Campbell- Former US
Representative and Senator of Colorado
7
Who are they?
Danica Patrick - Champion Race Car Driver
Christian Slater - Actor
8
Who are they?
John Michael Montgomery Country Music singer
and native of Kentucky
Waylon Jennings Country Music Legend
9
YOUR PICTURE HERE.
  • They are
  • all
  • GED Graduates!

10
READY - SET GO !
  • Steps to earning your GED...

11
READY
  • Locator test - Determines level of TABE testing
    you need, or if you can skip TABE testing all
    together and go straight to the Official Practice
    Tests (OPT).
  • TABE test / Diagnostic Pinpoints students
    strengths and weaknesses in areas of Reading,
    Math and Language.

12
SET
  • Once you have completed your TABE tests, you will
    meet with one of our ACADEMIC ADVISORS to
    determine your study path.

13
SET (continued)
  • If your TABE scores are above a 9.0 level, you
    can proceed with Pre-GED testing. You will need
    to pass all 5 Pre-GED tests with a score of 450
    or higher in each area before you are eligible to
    be registered to take the OFFICIAL GED TEST
  • If your TABE scores are below a 9.0 level, you
    will need to work with your academic advisor and
    discuss which of the four study path would best
    suit your needs.

14
STUDY PATHS
  • 1. Group Classes are offered in Newport and
    Dayton all classes are 6 weeks in length.
  • Math 1 - Fractions, Decimals, Percents, Signed
    Numbers, Ratio Proportions.
  • Math 2 Estimation, Data Analysis, Measurement,
    Geometry, Algebra
  • Compass, SAT or ASVAB preparation.

15
STUDY PATHS (continued)
  • 2. Open Lab independent work in our GED lab
    with one-on-one help from a staff member.

16
GED Information
  • The GED Tests are designed to measure learning
    generally acquired in a high school course of
    study.
  • Scores are determined by administering the test
    to graduating seniors.
  • The content is drawn from content taught in high
    school.

17
Sections of the GED Tests
Section of Questions Minutes
Math Part 1 25 45 minutes
Math Part 2 25 45
Science 50 80
Social Studies 50 70
Reading 40 65
Writing Part 1 50 75
Writing Part 2 essay 45
18
GED Information
  • What is a passing score?
  • An average of 450 points for a total of 2,250
    points for all five subtests
  • Where can I take the test?
  • The Official GED test is given at our Newport
    Location
  • What does it cost?
  • The cost is 40.00 until July 2009, then the
    price goes up to 65.00.

19
What if I dont pass?
  • You only have to retake the sections in which you
    need to work.
  • It is 10.00 for each section you retake.
  • You may retake a test up to 3 times a year.
  • Retake price will be increasing to 25.00 per
    test as of 7/1/09
  • But you will pass because you must pass an
    official practice test before you are allowed to
    take the actual test.

20
What good is the GED?
  • Accepted by 95 percent of U.S colleges and
    universities
  • Can make graduates eligible for federal financial
    aid
  • Often required by employers

21
What good is the GED?
  • GED credential recipients are likely to make 115
    more weekly than the adults without a high school
    education, keeping other variables constant.
  • With other variables controlled, GED credential
    recipients have 3500 more in annual personal
    income than adults with less than a high school
    education.

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