GED Support

Mathematical Reasoning

At ACE Education Bahrain, we understand that Mathematical Reasoning is often one of the most challenging yet rewarding sections of the GED exam. That’s why our approach is designed to build deep conceptual understanding, improve problem-solving skills, and develop the confidence needed to tackle a variety of math questions under timed conditions.

The GED Mathematical Reasoning test assesses a student’s ability to apply mathematics in real-world situations and includes both quantitative and algebraic problem-solving. Students are allowed to use a calculator for most of this section, and we train them on when and how to use it effectively.

What We Cover in Detail:

→ Arithmetic and Number Operations

We build a strong foundation in basic math concepts to ensure students can handle all types of numerical operations:

• Place value, decimals, and rounding

• Operations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals

• Ratios, proportions, and percentages

• Estimation techniques and mental math strategies

• Word problems based on everyday financial scenarios (bills, discounts, tax, etc.)

→ Algebraic Expressions and Linear Equations

Algebra forms a major portion of the test. Our lessons help students understand how to:

• Simplify and evaluate algebraic expressions

• Solve one-variable and two-variable linear equations and inequalities

• Graph linear equations and interpret slope and intercepts

• Work with patterns and sequences

• Apply algebra to real-life word problems (distance, time, cost, etc.)

→ Geometry and Measurement

Students learn how to understand shapes, space, and measurement in a practical context:

• Perimeter, area, and volume of 2D and 3D shapes

• Properties of triangles, circles, and quadrilaterals

• Angle relationships and basic theorems

• Coordinate plane geometry

• Unit conversions (metric and customary) and measurement tools

→ Data Interpretation and Statistics

The GED includes questions that require interpreting data from charts, graphs, and tables. We teach students how to:

• Analyze bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and tables

• Calculate mean, median, mode, and range

• Understand probability, odds, and basic statistical reasoning

• Evaluate data sets for trends and patterns

• Draw logical conclusions based on graphical information

→ Word Problem Solving & Calculator Use Strategies

We focus on teaching students how to:

• Translate word problems into mathematical equations

• Break down multi-step problems into manageable parts

• Decide when to use mental math, paper calculations, or a calculator

• Use the GED-approved on-screen calculator efficiently

• Eliminate incorrect answer choices using logic and estimation

Our GED Math Teaching Philosophy

At ACE Education Bahrain, we don’t just drill formulas—we explain the "why" behind the math. Our tutors use clear visuals, practical examples, and interactive methods to make math both understandable and enjoyable. Whether a student needs to review the basics or master more advanced concepts, we tailor our instruction to fit their level and pace.

With ACE’s GED Math preparation, students gain more than just math skills—they gain mathematical confidence.

📚 Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA)

The RLA section of the GED exam assesses a student’s ability to read, comprehend, analyze, and respond to written texts. It also evaluates grammar, usage, and writing skills, particularly through an extended essay response. At ACE Education Bahrain, we offer focused, comprehensive preparation to strengthen students’ command of English language arts in both academic and practical contexts.

Our approach ensures students not only improve their language skills but also gain confidence in expressing ideas clearly, critically evaluating information, and writing persuasively.

Understanding Literary and Nonfiction Texts

Reading comprehension is the foundation of the RLA section. Students are expected to interpret, compare, and analyze a range of literary and informational texts. We train students to:

• Identify main ideas and supporting details

• Understand the author’s purpose, tone, and perspective

• Interpret figurative language, literary devices, and narrative techniques in fiction

• Analyze how arguments are structured in nonfiction texts

• Make inferences and draw conclusions based on evidence

• Compare texts with similar themes or opposing viewpoints

Texts often include excerpts from short stories, memoirs, speeches, workplace documents, and editorials. We provide practice with a variety of genres to build both speed and comprehension.

Grammar, Sentence Structure, and Usage

A key part of the GED RLA test involves language editing, where students must correct errors in written passages. We teach essential grammar and usage skills, including:

• Subject-verb agreement

• Correct punctuation (commas, periods, semicolons, etc.)

• Pronoun usage and consistency

• Sentence fragments and run-ons

• Verb tense consistency

• Modifier placement and clarity

• Word choice and conciseness

Our tutors use targeted exercises to help students recognize and fix common writing errors, improving both their editing skills and overall writing quality.

Identifying Arguments and Evaluating Evidence

In today’s information-rich world, critical thinking is essential. This part of the RLA section assesses whether students can evaluate arguments and the quality of supporting evidence. We guide students to:

• Distinguish between fact and opinion

• Detect bias, assumptions, and logical fallacies

• Identify strong vs. weak evidence

• Understand how claims are built and supported in arguments

• Analyze how different authors address similar issues

Students practice reading persuasive and argumentative texts, analyzing how authors structure their reasoning and how effectively they support their claims.

Extended Response (Essay Writing) Practice

One of the most important parts of the RLA section is the extended response essay, where students must write a well-structured, evidence-based argument. At ACE Education Bahrain, we offer step-by-step essay coaching to help students master:

• Reading and analyzing source materials

• Planning and organizing their thoughts

• Writing clear thesis statements

• Using evidence effectively to support arguments

• Structuring essays with introductions, body paragraphs, and conclusions

• Maintaining formal tone and appropriate vocabulary

• Revising for grammar, clarity, and coherence

Students receive detailed feedback on every essay, helping them improve their writing technique, clarity of thought, and time management under exam conditions.

 Our GED RLA Teaching Philosophy

Language arts is more than reading and writing—it’s about understanding how language works, how arguments are built, and how to communicate effectively. Our expert instructors use engaging texts, interactive activities, and real-world examples to build skills that go beyond the test and into lifelong communication success.

At ACE Education Bahrain, we prepare students to read with insight, write with purpose, and think critically—skills that empower academic and personal success.

Social Studies

The Social Studies section of the GED exam assesses students' ability to read, comprehend, and analyze historical, civic, geographic, and economic content. Rather than requiring memorization of facts, this section emphasizes critical thinking, data interpretation, and contextual understanding—all within real-world and social contexts.

At ACE Education Bahrain, we help students develop the analytical skills needed to engage with diverse materials, understand societal structures, and respond confidently to the types of questions presented on the GED.

Civics and Government Systems

Understanding how governments operate is central to this section. We ensure students are well-versed in key civic concepts, including:

• The structure and functions of government branches (executive, legislative, judicial)

• Separation of powers and checks and balances

• The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights

• Roles and responsibilities of citizenship

• The election process, political parties, and voting rights

• Key principles like rule of law, freedom of speech, and democracy

Although the focus is on the U.S. system, we also offer comparative insights into world governments to help students contextualize global political structures.

U.S. and World History (GED-Relevant)

This area focuses on major historical events and movements that shaped modern societies. We cover:

• American Revolution, Civil War, and Civil Rights Movement

• World Wars I and II and their global impact

• Industrialization, immigration, and urbanization

• Cold War, decolonization, and globalization

• Major reforms, conflicts, and social movements

Rather than memorizing dates, students learn to analyze causes, effects, and historical perspectives using texts, timelines, and primary source documents.

Geography and Environmental Topics

Students must understand how geography influences cultures, economies, and decisions. Our tutoring includes:

• Interpreting maps, charts, and geospatial data

• Understanding climate zones, natural resources, and their impact on human activity

• Population growth, migration, and urban development

• Environmental issues like climate change, deforestation, and sustainability

We help students link geographic knowledge with broader social and political contexts.

Basic Economics and Financial Literacy

A practical understanding of economics is essential in the GED Social Studies exam. We focus on:

• Supply and demand, scarcity, and opportunity cost

• Differences between market, command, and mixed economies

• The role of government in the economy (taxation, spending, regulation)

• Basic personal finance concepts (interest, budgeting, inflation)

• Global economic issues like trade, globalization, and economic development

Lessons are designed to help students apply economic thinking to real-world situations and news events.

Analyzing Sources, Maps, and Primary Documents

This section tests data interpretation, reasoning, and evidence-based analysis. Students practice:

• Reading primary sources (e.g., historical speeches, political documents)

• Evaluating bias, reliability, and perspective

• Interpreting graphs, tables, maps, and infographics

• Making inferences based on textual and visual evidence

• Drawing conclusions from multiple sources of information

We use GED-style materials and timed practice to help students approach these questions with confidence and accuracy.

Our GED Social Studies Teaching Philosophy

At ACE Education Bahrain, we believe that Social Studies should connect students to the real world—past, present, and future. Our tutors use engaging content, critical questions, and discussion-based learning to make history and civics come alive. Students leave with stronger reasoning skills and a clearer understanding of the world around them.

With ACE’s expert guidance, students are empowered not just to pass the GED—but to become informed and thoughtful global citizens.

Science

The Science section of the GED exam is designed to test a student’s ability to analyze, interpret, and apply scientific knowledge rather than memorizing facts. It assesses critical thinking through real-world problems and data analysis using topics from life science, physical science, and earth and space science.

At ACE Education Bahrain, we prepare students to confidently approach science questions by building scientific literacy, enhancing data reasoning skills, and offering targeted instruction aligned with GED expectations.

Life Science (Biology, Health, Genetics)

This section focuses on the principles of biology and how they apply to everyday life. Key areas include:

• Cell structure and function (prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic, organelles, cell processes)

• Genetics and heredity (DNA, traits, Punnett squares, mutations)

• Body systems and health (circulatory, respiratory, digestive systems, diseases, and immunity)

• Ecosystems and environment (food chains, biodiversity, energy flow, sustainability)

• Evolution and natural selection (adaptation, survival, and species diversity)

We use real-world contexts—such as medical advancements or environmental challenges—to help students relate to the material and think critically.

Physical Science (Physics, Chemistry)

Students explore the basic laws of nature and matter. We focus on:

• Matter and its properties (atoms, elements, compounds, states of matter)

• Chemical reactions (reactants/products, balancing equations, energy changes)

• Forces and motion (Newton's Laws, gravity, friction, velocity, acceleration)

• Energy forms and transformations (kinetic, potential, thermal, mechanical)

• Electricity and magnetism (basic circuits, electric charge, magnets)

Lessons integrate practical examples—like home appliances, motion of vehicles, or battery use—to reinforce learning.

Earth and Space Science

This section emphasizes systems that affect the planet and our place in the universe. Topics include:

• Earth’s structure and resources (layers, minerals, water cycle)

• Weather and climate systems (air masses, fronts, human impact)

• Natural disasters and environmental change (earthquakes, volcanoes, global warming)

• Solar system and space exploration (planets, gravity, orbits, human exploration)

We help students understand Earth science concepts using maps, satellite images, and data-based questions.

Scientific Method, Analysis, and Experimental Design

Critical thinking and scientific reasoning are central to GED science. We train students to:

• Understand the scientific method (hypothesis, experiment, observation, conclusion)

• Analyze variables (independent, dependent, control)

• Evaluate the validity and limitations of experiments

• Use logic and inference to draw conclusions from experiments

These skills are practiced with real experiment scenarios and questions that mirror the GED format.

Reading and Interpreting Charts, Graphs, and Diagrams

GED science questions often involve data interpretation. We teach students to:

• Read and analyze tables, bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts

• Interpret diagrams and flowcharts

• Understand data trends and relationships

• Make evidence-based predictions and conclusions

Students gain confidence by practicing with GED-style visuals and applying step-by-step problem-solving strategies.

Our GED Science Teaching Philosophy

Science at ACE Education Bahrain is taught not just as a subject—but as a way of thinking. Our tutors emphasize curiosity, inquiry, and reasoning. We use interactive teaching tools, simulations, and real-life case studies to help students internalize concepts and apply them logically.

Whether a student dreams of a healthcare career, engineering, or simply wants to pass the GED with confidence, our science program equips them with the understanding and skills to succeed.

Master the logic of science with ACE—and unlock the power of critical thinking.