MATEMATIKO MATH PRACTICE PROGRAM
FOR MATH PREPARATION CLASSES -- Middle School, GED, HiSET, TASC, ASVAB
The Learning Express complete HiSET Exam Power Practice book comprises hundreds of HiSET style examples with explanations in all five subtests. It is suitable for students with high academic skills who desire to practice before taking the test. It should be noted that the questions in the Language Arts-Writing section do not completely follow the format of the HiSET test, but it is close.
The Official Guide to the HiSET Test is
suitable for students with high academic levels who need a bit of
practice and review for the test.
It is not suitable for students who need considerable work to
bring up their academic skills.
It is also a good reference book for teachers who require
material to understand the scope of the test.
Be sure to order the second edition.
The section on essay writing in the earlier edition is out of
date.
Kaplan’s HiSET EXAM is a good review for
preparing for all five sub tests of the HiSET Exam.
The math section is over 200 pages and it is suitable for
students who are at a lower level than the Official Guide.
It covers the topics needed to pass the exam.
It also includes pre- and practice tests.
Peterson’s MASTERING THE HiSET is also a good
book for reviewing all five subtests of the HiSET exam.
Less than 100 pages are devoted to math, however.
A student who needs to relearn all of his or her math skills
may require a book that offers more math at an easier level.
The three Mathematics books listed below are published by McGraw Hill. They are excellent, but require a considerable amount of self discipline for students who are planning to work independently without a teacher. Unless a student has high-level math skills, I suggest that he or she start with the basic book and then proceed to the Achieve textbook and the HiSET Exercise Book.
Common Core Basics published by McGraw Hill (formerly Contemporary)
This book offers a comprehensive review of math topics found in all three high school equivalency tests given in the United States (HiSET, GED, and TASC). It covers whole numbers, decimals, fractions, integers, expressions and equations, linear equations and functions, ratios-proportions-percents, exponents-roots, data, probability, measurement, and geometry.
Common Core Achieve: Mathematics published by McGraw Hill (formerly Contemporary)
This book is also a comprehensive textbook at a slightly higher
level than the basic book listed above.
This book offers a review of Number Sense and operations; Ratio,
Proportion, and Probability; Linear Equations and
Inequalities; Polynomials and Rational Expressions; Linear Equations
in the Coordinate Plane; Functions; Geometry & Measurement; Data
Analysis
The beauty of the book is that a companion volume is available (listed below) that has a chapter by chapter correlation. That means you study the information given in this book and do the exercises in the Hiset book. For example the Common Core Achieve book has a lesson explaining how to compute with powers and roots. The book below offers more practice to help you master the HiSET test.
Exercise Book for HiSET Test: Mathematics: Common Core Achieve published by McGraw Hill (formerly Contemporary)
This is a companion volume that goes with the Common Core Achieve book listed above.
This book offers a review of Number Sense and operations; Ratio, Proportion, and Probability; Linear Equations and Inequalities; Polynomials and Rational Expressions; Linear Equations in the Coordinate Plane; Functions; Geometry & Measurement; Data Analysis