GACE Paraprofessional Assessment - Math Practice

Passing the GACE Paraprofessional Assessment is a must for those wanting to be certified to be a paraprofessional in Georgia. Many people make the mistake of not studying math hard enough for GACE Paraprofessional Assessment– this is a mistake! Remember, as a paraprofessional you need to review and have solid understanding of basic core topics like reading, writing and math so you need to really go back and do serious math review to be a confident on the GACE Paraprofessional Assessment. If you need math help in passing the GACE Paraprofessional Assessment check out my GACE Paraprofessional Assessment prep course:

GACE Paraprofessional Assessment Math Test Prep Course:

[starcitydesigns]

I am taking my Paraprofessional test on Tuesday, so I am studying this weekend. Thank you!

[kishastimetoshine]

Omg! I am almost 50 years old. This is definitely a refresher and I greatly appreciate it. I never really liked geometry and algebra in the past. But, you are helping to enjoy something more about these mathematical problems.

[katiebugg]

So cofused as to why in the very first problem 7+10 = -3 I don’t get why that was negative. Like I’d get if it said 7-10 but why does ten act negative if it isnt

[tunisiapryor]

Taking the test soon. Will be joining the prep course

[uzitariq]

Wow the way you teach is very easy thanks

[rashkashaaciye]

Wow! I have got all three. Thank you for the simple explanation.

[deniserodriguez]

I take my test in November and trying to prepare for it

[kishawilliams]

I have taken the Gace test twice and I'm having a hard time passing it. The math is my weakest subject and I have been out of school for a long time

[valerieobanya]

Hello TabletClass...
I would like to sit for a GED exam. I wonder if I could get your videos right from the start to the end in the order of a 'beginner' to 'ready for the exam'? I am having trouble with math.

[yesicaramos]

I love your videos so far. But While I was doing the first problem I have a different way of doing it and got the same answer. I multiply the neg. 3 with the 7 and then neg 3 multipled by neg 10 giving me neg 21 plus 30 giving me positive nine. I guess my question to you is if I do it this way am risking it or will I potentially get the wrong answer?