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Tag: GED


In September 2012, I presented a webinar, which gave simple ways to connect with students during the initial hours of a GED class. My colleagues and I discussed the importance of establishing a rapport with your students. We discussed the Read more…


Journey pays off for adults seeking education About 40 graduates were recognized at the ceremony, held at the Academy for the Arts, Science and Technology auditorium, while 150 qualified for graduation, and more will qualify after General Educational Development (GED) Read more…


Free or low-cost health-related events open to the public in Manatee and Sarasota counties This story highlights all of the free or low cost events happening in this area. It is perfect for health literacy. Pass the information onto your Read more…


First, congratulations on your decision to take the GED. It can be a lengthy process to get to this point, but you did it! Your next step is making sure you are on the path to success. Although you can Read more…


To go along with the GED theme this month, we’ve decided to include student success stories. If you are interested in reading more stories like Noriko’s, please visit our website.  Noriko Tilley is a 44-year-old Japanese born woman.  Tilley graduated from Read more…

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