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If you or someone you know is looking to take the GED you’ve probably already heard that starting this month (January, 2014) the test will change dramatically.  In the past there has been criticism about the GED test being “too easy” and not adequately preparing students for college or careers.  This new test is meant to shatter that perception as it focuses more on critical thinking, analytical skills and the ability to draw conclusions. Education officials have explained that…

Now that summer’s here we can all take some time to slow down and relax.  But slowing down doesn’t mean that learning has to stop. Summer can be the time for students to break from traditional, structured classes and delve into some creative, self-directed learning.  While a basic search of educational sites will yield plenty of places offering high-quality resources and lesson plans, one of our favorite places to visit is Open Culture.  The site acts as a clearinghouse for…

The 2014 Philadelphia Science Festival is back and better than ever.  This year’s festival runs from April 25th through May 3rd and includes plenty of activities that are free or low cost. The carnival will be on Saturday, May 3, 2014 but don’t wait until then to start going to events! Here are some highlights of the first three days of the festival.  Make sure to check out Philadelphia Science Festival for a complete listing of events and activities.…