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Adult Education HiSET Test Prep Social Studies Part 2 (Civics)
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HiSET® Tutorials are designed based off of the HiSET® Information Brief which includes the High School College and Career Readiness Statements to provide students a more successful and less stressful preparation effort as they work to demonstrate their college readiness on the HiSET® test.
In each module, the Learn It and Try It make complex ideas accessible to students through focused content, guided analysis, and practice with personalized feedback so students are empowered to increase their Exam Readiness. The Review It offers an engaging and high impact video summary of key concepts and important to grasp connections. The Test It assesses students’ mastery of the module’s concepts, providing granular performance data to students and teachers, linking a student’s performance to ACT key idea details and score ranges. To help students focus on the content most relevant to them, unit-level pretests and posttests can quickly identify where students are ready for test day and where they need to continue their review and practice.
This Tutorial is aligned with HiSET® Information Brief and High School College and Career Readiness Statements for Science test sections.
Cost: Students purchase 28 days of access for $105. Students may work as quickly through the content as they wish. Every 28 days, students may purchase an additional 28 days of access for an additional $105.
Major Topics and Concepts
Unit 1: Civics and Government, Part 1
Unit 2: Civics and Government, Part 2
Unit 3: Economics, Part 1
Unit 4: Economics, Part 2
Unit 5: Geography
Competencies
Economic Foundations
Students will demonstrate an understanding of economic foundations by describing economic systems, describing economic principles, and summarizing the United States economy.
Foundations of U.S. Government
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the foundations of the United States government by summarizing the creation of the Constitution, explaining citizen rights, and describing the branches of government.
U.S. Government Systems
Students will demonstrate an understanding of United States government systems by describing political parties, comparing levels of government, and explaining American citizenship.
Economic Dynamics
Students will demonstrate an understanding of economic dynamics by describing market economies, explaining economic indicators, and describing factors of production.
Geographic Elements
Students will demonstrate an understanding of geographic elements by explaining physical geography, describing human geography, and comparing the geography of the United States and Canada.
