High school, also called secondary school, usually includes 9th or 10th grade through 12th grade, depending on the school district. Secondary subjects cover mathematics, history, science, english, physical education, sports, and art. When kids struggle in high school it is usually in the main subjects of math (algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, pre-calculus, calculus, statistics), science, or english (reading and writing). There are on-level classes, honors, and Advanced Placement courses. College preparation is also important during this time.
The Importance of Reading and Literacy: Grim Statistics and How to Help Your Kids Let’s start with some shocking facts about reading and literacy in the U.S. according to research. 1) Between 1993 and 2003: – the average ‘prose literacy’ decreased for adults at most levels of educational attainment – the average ‘document literacy’ decreased …
Disclaimer: This article is for the 2005 SAT. Click here to learn about the new, 2016 SAT. The SAT Math section of the exam covers topics from algebra and geometry. It is designed to test your reasoning and evaluative skills but is not necessarily trying to test everything you may have learned in high school …
Disclaimer: This article is for the 2005 SAT. Click here to learn about the new, 2016 SAT. A quick overview of what is on the SAT test Who decides what is on the SAT exam? There is a group called the SAT Test Development Committee. Composed of college professors and high school teachers, this committee …
