커리큘럼

• RLA

• [English] Lecture 0. OT
• [English] Lecture 1. Part1. 문장 패턴1,2,3. 문장 뼈대 파악하기: S + V + O
• [English] Lecture 2. Part1. 문장 패턴4(1). 문장 뼈대 파악하기: S + V + O
• [English] Lecture 3. Part1. 문장 패턴4(2), 문장 뼈대 파악하기: S + V + sb/sth + O 문장패턴5. S + V + P.P
• [English] Lecture 4. Part2. 문장이 길어질 때. 문장패턴 6,7. That / whether / if 명사절
• [English] Lecture 5. Part2. 문장 패턴8. 관계사(Wh-, How) 명사절
• [English] Lecture 6. Part2. 문장 패턴9. 다양한 의미의 접속사절
• [English] Lecture 7. Part2. 문장 패턴10. to V~
• [English] Lecture 8. Part2. 문장 패턴11. 동명사 (~ing)
• [English] Lecture 9. Part2. 문장 패턴12. 현재분사 (~ing) & 과거분사 (p.p)
• [English] Lecture 10. Part2. 문장 패턴13. 현재분사 (~ing) 구문 & 과거분사 (p.p) 구문
• [English] Lecture 11. 문제 유형 1. Main Ideas and Details
• [English] Lecture 12. 문제 유형 2. Summary
• [English] Lecture 13. 문제 유형 3. Application of Ideas
• [English] Lecture 14. 문제 유형 4. Cause and Effect
• [English] Lecture 15. 문제 유형 5. Compare and Contrast
• [English] Lecture 16. 문제 유형 6. Conclusions
• [English] Lecture 17. 문제 유형 7. Generalizations
• [English] Lecture 18. 문제 유형 8. Lexical Questions
• [English] Lecture 19. 문제 유형 9. Tone & Mood
• [English] Lecture 20. 문제 유형 10. Text Structure
• [English] Lecture 21. Info Passage 지문 분석 원칙 1. Purpose of Text and the Writer
• [English] Lecture 22. Info Passage 지문 분석 원칙 2. Effectiveness of Argument
• [English] Lecture 23. Info Passage 지문 분석 원칙 3. Validity of Arguments
• [English] Lecture 24. Info Passage 지문 분석 원칙 4. Text Related by Theme or Topic
• [English] Lecture 25. Info Passage 지문 분석 원칙 5. Texts with Opposing Arguments
• [English] Lecture 26. Literary Passage 지문 분석 원칙 1. Plot Elements
• [English] Lecture 27. Literary Passage 지문 분석 원칙 2. Inferences
• [English] Lecture 28. Literary Passage 지문 분석 원칙 3. Character
• [English] Lecture 29. Literary Passage 지문 분석 원칙 4. Theme
• [English] Lecture 30. Literary Passage 지문 분석 원칙 5. Point of View
• [English] Lecture 31. RLA Grammar 출제포인트1 & 2
• [English] Lecture 32. RLA Grammar 출제포인트3 & 4 & 5
• [English] Lecture 33. Writing an Extended Response Step 1 & 2
• [English] Lecture 34. Writing an Extended Response Step 4
• [English] Lecture 35. Writing an Extended Response Step 3 & 5

• SCIENCE

• [Science] Lecture 0. Introduction to GED Science
• [Science] Lecture 1. The Scientific Method
• [Science] Lecture 2. Life Science: Organization
• [Science] Lecture 3. Life Science: Human Body and Health
• [Science] Lecture 0. Introduction to GED Science
• [Science] Lecture 1. Claims & Evidence in Science I
• [Science] Lecture 2. Claims & Evidence in Science Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 3. Science Vocabulary, Terms and Phrases
• [Science] Lecture 4. Science Investigations Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 5. Science Investigations Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 6. Science Investigations Ⅲ
• [Science] Lecture 7. Using Evidence to draw Conclusions or make Predictions Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 8. Using Evidence to draw Conclusions or make Predictions Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 9. Science theories and processes Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 10. Science theories and processes Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 11. Science Formulas and Statistics
• [Science] Lecture 12. Probability and Sampling in Science
• [Science] Lecture 13. Presenting Science Information using Numbers, Symbols and Graphics Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 14. Presenting Science Information using Numbers, Symbols and Graphics Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 15. Practice Test Ⅰ-Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 16. Practice Test Ⅰ-Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 17. Practice Test Ⅰ-Ⅲ
• [Science] Lecture 18. Practice Test Ⅱ-Ⅰ
• [Science] Lecture 19. Practice Test Ⅱ-Ⅱ
• [Science] Lecture 4. Life Science: Molecular Basis for Genetics
• [Science] Lecture 5. Life Science: Genetic Variation and Evolution
• [Science] Lecture 6. Life Science: Structure and Reactions in Plant
• [Science] Lecture 7. Life Science: Ecosystem and Food Chain
• [Science] Lecture 8. Physical Science: Energy Formation and Transfer
• [Science] Lecture 9. Physical Science: Motion and Force
• [Science] Lecture 10. Physical Science: Work, Power and Machine
• [Science] Lecture 11. Physical Science: Wave and Energy Transfer
• [Science] Lecture 12. Physical Science: Chemical Matters
• [Science] Lecture 13. Physical Science: Chemical Reactions
• [Science] Lecture 14. Earth and Space Science: Earth and Its Components
• [Science] Lecture 15. Earth and Space Science: Astronomy
• [Science] Lecture 16. Practice Questions: Life Science
• [Science] Lecture 17. Practice Questions: Physical Science and Statistics
• [Science] Lecture 18. Practice Questions: Scientific Method & Earth

• MATH

• [Math] Lecture 0. How To Approach GED Mathematical Reasoning
• [Math] Lecture 1. Whole Numbers and Integers
• [Math] Lecture 2. Decimals and Operations
• [Math] Lecture 3. Factors and Multiples
• [Math] Lecture 4. Fractions and Operations
• [Math] Lecture 5. Powers and Roots
• [Math] Lecture 6. Order of Operations
• [Math] Lecture 7. Ratios, Rates, and Proportions
• [Math] Lecture 8. Percent
• [Math] Lecture 9. Data Presentations
• [Math] Lecture 10. Statistics
• [Math] Lecture 11. Probability
• [Math] Lecture 12. Counting Methods
• [Math] Lecture 13. Dimensions, Lines, and Angles
• [Math] Lecture 14. Two-Dimensional Figures
• [Math] Lecture 15. Three-Dimensional Figures
• [Math] Lecture 16. Algebraic Expressions
• [Math] Lecture 17. Polynomial Operations
• [Math] Lecture 18. Algebraic Factorization
• [Math] Lecture 19. Linear Equations and Inequalities
• [Math] Lecture 20. Quadratic Equations & Simultaneous Equations
• [Math] Lecture 21. Graphing Equations
• [Math] Lecture 22. Functions

• SOCIAL STUDIES

• [Social] Lecture 0. Orientation
• [Social] Lecture 1. American History I: America Independence & Manifest Destiny
• [Social] Lecture 2. American History II: The Civil War
• [Social] Lecture 3. American History III: Industrialization, Immigration, and the Progressive Era
• [Social] Lecture 4. American History IV: US Imperialism & WWI
• [Social] Lecture 5. American History V: World War II & the Cold War(Part1)
• [Social] Lecture 6. American History VI: The Cold War(Part2) ~Modern Era
• [Social] Lecture 7. Civics and Government I: Historic Basis of US Democracy
• [Social] Lecture 8. Civics and Government II: Foundation of the US Government
• [Social] Lecture 9. Civics and Government III: Structure of the US Government
• [Social] Lecture 10. Civics and Government IV: Practice of the US Government
• [Social] Lecture 11. Economics I: Basic Economic Concepts
• [Social] Lecture 12. Economics II: Macroeconomic
• [Social] Lecture 13. Economics III: The US Economy
• [Social] Lecture 14. Geography & Environment
• [Social] Lecture 15. Reading for Meaning in Social Studies I
• [Social] Lecture 16. Reading for Meaning in Social Studies II
• [Social] Lecture 17. Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments I: Making Inferences
• [Social] Lecture 18. Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments II: Connections between Different Social Studies Elements
• [Social] Lecture 19. Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments III: Different Social Studies Concepts
• [Social] Lecture 20. Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments III: Effects of Different Social Concepts on an Argument or Point-of-view
• [Social] Lecture 21. Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments III: Identifying Bias and Propaganda
• [Social] Lecture 22. Using Numbers and Graphs I: Using Data Presented in Visual Form I
• [Social] Lecture 23. Using Numbers and Graphs I: Using Data Presented in Visual Form II
• [Social] Lecture 24. Using Numbers and Graphs II: Dependent and Independent Variables & Correlation and Causation
• [Social] Lecture 25. Using Statistics and Miscellaneous Question Formats
• [Social] Lecture 26. Final