The GED has a history, two maths, a reading, a grammar, a poetry, and a science section. I think I'd be good with everything except the math sections and perhaps the history. Well, GED class orientations started yesterday so I went to that. We took a pre-test to find out what skills I lack and which skills I possess. Then tonight, depending on what scores we got yesterday, we took another pre-test to determine even further what problem spots I might have. As I suspected, all of my English portions were fine, as that is my very best subject and I always rock that up, fo shizzle.
However, the math portions, as I also suspected, were my points of weakness. After several more tests this evening, the lady told me that my English is perfect, but math leaves much to be desired. Mostly I think it's that I use a calculator for everything. I have a calculator that does fractions as well, so even that I do with technology, and not my brain. She told me that whenever I go to class in the future, I will be working specifically with fractions, decimals, division with remainders, and multiple-number multiplication, as these are the math questions that I don't remember how to do anymore. Hopefully it all comes back to me while I'm working on it, and I don't have to do it long. It feels pretty pathetic to me that I'm not even smart enough to just take the GED. I am at such a level that I need to study it in class for a while. I mean, come on! The GED is what kids who drop out of high-school take!! It's for STUPID people!
Ughhh.
There goes my pride. Possibly all self-confidence. Any ego which I was in possession of prior to this point in time. Etc.
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