GED Math Test Tutor

REA's GED(R) Math Test Tutor - Focus on the most challenging part of the GED(R) test
Revised Second Edition - Recognized with ProCert's 2018 Excellence in Education Award for Best-in-Class GED(R) Prep

It's like having your own tutor...
Test-takers report that the Mathematical Reasoning test is the toughest of all the GED(R) tests. That's why REA offers the most complete guide to success on the GED(R) Math test.

Written by Sandra Rush, a GED(R) Math tutor and test expert - This revised second edition of our best-selling test prep is completely aligned with the content and format of the current GED(R) test. A comprehensive review covers all the mathematics topics tested on the exam, including fractions, decimals, percentages, algebra, polynomials, scientific notation, and more.

Know your way around the TI-30XS MultiView(TM) calculator - A step-by-step tutorial gets you up and running in no time.

Helpful hints you need to know - Hundreds of hints, shortcuts, and exercises reinforce key math points, including secrets of rounding, calculating with fractions, knowing the difference between domain and range, a neat way to remember negative and absolute values, and much more

Diagnostic pretest and two full length practice tests - A diagnostic pretest with comprehensive feedback helps you pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses. Two full-length practice tests feature every type of question (including drag-and-drop, hot-spot, and drop-down test items), subject area, and skill tested on the GED(R) Mathematical Reasoning test. Each practice test comes with detailed answer explanations to help you identify where you need extra review.

If you're concerned about your math score on the GED(R), you need REA's GED(R) Math Test Tutor

Sandra Rush earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Temple University in Philadelphia. While an undergraduate student, she served as a math tutor for members of the basketball team as well as for local public school students. In these early years of her own higher education, she realized that teaching mathematics had a special appeal.

She has taught mathematics and physics from the junior high school to university levels in three states. Sandra has also continued her side career of tutoring and coaching students at all levels. Her one-on- one approach with young adults has yielded excellent results.

Sandra’s interest in education has extended beyond the classroom to the field of publishing, including writing and editing manuals on preparation for standardized tests at all levels. This book is the latest of her efforts to make mathematics both understandable and enjoyable for generations of students.