Active Reading Strategies
Reading for a test is different from reading a text message. On the RLA test you read to understand and remember what a passage says, so you can answer questions about it. The skill that makes this possible is active reading — reading with your brain switched on. Continue your GED preparation Practice this skill […]
How the RLA Test Works
RLA stands for Reasoning Through Language Arts, one of the four GED tests (in many schools, RLA also means Reading Language Arts). The GED RLA test gives you about 150 minutes for roughly 46 questions about reading passages plus one short essay called the extended response, and a score of 145 passes. Before you study […]
