CliffsNotes TASC Test Assessing Secondary CompletionTM Cram Plan
by Tim Collins PhD
CliffsNotes TASC Cram Plan is a calendarized test-prep product geared to the TASC, a high school equivalency exam similar to the GED.
The CliffsNotes Cram Plan series is a test-prep series that includes 2-month, 1-month, and 1-week study plans so that test-takers can better gauge their time constraints when prepping for a standardized test. The TASC Cram Plan includes:
• Diagnostic tests for each subject area on the exam: Language Arts (Reading and Writing), Math, Science, and Social Studies
• Subject review chapters for each test subject, including practice problems
• Model full-length practice tests for each TASC subject
• Includes special "Tips" that are geared to ESL/ELL test-takers
A growing number of states have adopted the TASC, with the number of adopting states expected to increase: California, Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
The TASC is administered both as a computer-based and a paper-based test, meaning that it can be taken year-round.
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