McGraw-Hill Education TASC (The Official Guide) [Kindle Edition] Author: Kathy Zahler Diane Zahler Stephanie Muntone Thomas Evangelist | Language: English | ISBN:
B00HSO0XGW | Format: PDF, EPUB
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When it comes to the TASC, no one prepares you like McGraw-Hill Education! Our team of experienced educators will guide you through the subjects tested in all five exam areas:
- Language Arts - Reading
- Language Arts - Writing
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies
You'll also get quizzes, full-length practice test sections, the latest information about the test, and authentic TASC questions from the test maker--everything you need to succeed on the exam and get your high
school equivalency diploma!
Be prepared for the TASC with:
- Concise reviews of all the topics the test covers
- Full-length practice TASC test sections with complete
explanations
- Pretests in every subject to help you plan your study
- Exclusive: Real TASC questions for practice--straight from the test makers!
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- File Size: 29504 KB
- Print Length: 432 pages
- Simultaneous Device Usage: Up to 4 simultaneous devices, per publisher limits
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill; 1 edition (February 5, 2014)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00HSO0XGW
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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As a mathematics instructor, I pride myself upon mathematical precision and conceptual analysis. As such, I judge mathematical works aside from my own with the platonic ideal of perfection. Now, since I'm a mathematics instructor, this review will be concerned with the mathematics section only. If you'd like to acquire an overall review, please seek elsewhere; this review is for other math teachers and mathematically weak -- or strong -- students looking for the good and bad qualities of the math section.
Pros:
The TASC aptly represents the newly established standards in the Common Core curriculum and, as such, the TASC asks students to showcase the equivalent level of knowledge that a high school graduate would (presumably) know. The previous equivalency exam, the GED, was scrapped partially because students were passing it, but entering remediation in College. In other words, how can an exam supposedly equivalent to the high school diploma have students passing it, but not College ready? In NYC, this is a huge problem and CUNY two-year schools suffer from a gargantuan influx of students who need remediation assistance and they now constitute a large majority of incoming students. For example, there are consistently about 3+ sections for only one remediation class whereas there only exists a sparse single section for Calculus I or Calculus II. This is not only (further) damaging the reputation of two year schools, but it is also coercing professors with excellent credentials(M.S., PhD, etc.) into positions where they're teaching high school level work. However, I digress.
Now, back to what I stated previously: The TASC represents knowledge found in the Common Core system.
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