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GED Prep Blog · Updated October 26, 2026 · Page 2 of 4

5 Tips For Effective Studying

5 tips for effective studying for the GED: rewatch lessons, rest before test day, quiz yourself with flashcards, and study one subject at a time.

Free printable GED study schedule and note-taking sheet (PDF) to plan study time across the four GED subjects: math, science, social studies and RLA.

GED Math fraction practice: 8 problems on adding, subtracting and multiplying fractions, each with the answer in lowest terms to check your work.

New Year's resolution check-in for GED students: how to get past fear, loneliness and self-doubt, and why over 21 million people have earned a GED.

Surface area of prisms and pyramids for GED Math: the formulas are on the GED formula sheet. Learn to use them, then try 4 practice problems.

New Year's resolutions for GED students: swap vague goals for specific study habits, set a weekly schedule, and reward yourself for sticking to it.

Extra GED Math questions with answers: evaluate expressions and solve equations, plus what the 115-minute GED Math test covers today.

The scientific method for GED Science: form a hypothesis, design a test, collect data, draw a conclusion. Key terms and practice questions included.

GED Social Studies extended response: the essay was removed from the test in 2016. Here is how it worked, and where the GED essay lives today.

GED Math calculator guide: the TI-30XS MultiView is on screen for part 2 of the test. Learn the key buttons and try 10 practice problems.