Lesson 2- Learning Express Library
I was amazed at how many practice categories there were and how easy it was to use. I decided to try the 7th grade math practice test as I have a 7th grader who sometimes struggles with math. My 10th grade son loves a good challenge so he too was behind me answering the questions. When (we) finished the program was very good at explaining how the correct answer was obtained, even if the tester was correct, which is great if you just happened to guess, as I did on some of those questions. (Hey 7th grade math was like 30 years ago). Anyway I am looking forward to becoming more familiar with this program as my son gets ready for the ACT and SAT. This would also be a good daily exercise before the kids hit the not-so-educational games.

The job courses are very helpful and easy to follow. I skimmed through how to make a resume and what you want for your career. This course seems like it would be just what a recent graduate needs when applying for and looking for that next great job, or even someone who wants to change careers.

When looking through the ebooks on a career I kept coming back to my tenth grader and his friends who are very soon going to be entering the work force. These ebooks gave very detailed information regarding the career of their choice, the job duties, the demand, school and work experience choices, it had everything to help a person become more focused on a career choice. I wish I had had this back when I graduated and maybe I wouldn't have changed my major so many times. It is amazing the amount of information the learning express resource provides. I am eager to tell my patrons with HS age kids about it and maybe those who are struggling in school. The number of people who could use this resource is endless. Can't wait to explore it further.