McGraw Hill TEAS Review, Fourth Edition (McGraw-Hill Education TEAS Review)

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Essential review and practice the TEAS―completely updated to reflect the changes in the revised exam Passing the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is required for admission to many nursing schools―and scoring well is essential when you're applying to the top programs. This book offers complete coverage of all four of the core sections and the review and practice you need―all updated to reflect the exam's new format. McGraw Hill TEAS Review, Fourth Edition helps ensure you'll be fully prepared for the substance and style of the updated exam, with updates in the Introduction that describe the new question formats (including hot spot, fill in the blank, multi select and ordering), practice questions that help you get used to these new formats, and a practice test that reflects the new balance of question types in the most current exam. Packed with review, practice and all the updated information you need to do well on the test, McGraw Hill TEAS Review will help you tackle the TEAS with confidence, with: New: All instructional content in digital format (for both computers and mobile devices) Complete coverage of the exam's four core subjects: Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage 600 review questions to help you measure your progress, including an answer key with detailed explanations Strategies for interpreting and evaluating different types of source material in the Reading section Extensive practice questions on scientific reasoning, life science, physical science, and the human body, and tools to help you approach specific question types in the most effective way A thorough review of the math concepts essential to the TEAS Techniques for success on questions involving grammar and word meaning, spelling and punctuation, and sentence structure Shortcuts to help you save time and minimize mistakes Review: Out of school for over 10 years scored advance - I didn't want this book, but I bought it because it was the only one available on the day that I went to my local bookstore. I wanted the Kaplan book, but this book really surprised me because it was a very helpful book. I used some outside sources to study (free Khan Academy website for mostly chemistry and some biology concepts) but this book alone certainly would help someone to get a 80+ on the TEAS test. It only included one practice test, so I took it first so I could focus on my weaknesses. I studied my weak areas first then, I went thoroughly through the entire book section by section. I answered every practice question in the book. I reviewed everything until I actually understood the concept not just the answer. The book included the formulas that you need for math, so I made those into flashcards and memorized them. There are several useful language arts lists to memorize in the book too. The only improvement for this book would be more mnemonic devices ( I literally used Google to find some free mnemonic devices) for human anatomy and Physiology since science is the biggest section on the TEAS test, and human anatomy and Physiology composes the most percentage in the science section. Also, the reading test taking strategy in this book worked for me. I hope this helps, and good luck on your study. Review: Wtf is a "tibula"? - Ch. 21: Geometry, Review Problem #6 uses the incorrect equation to determine the amount of 12" tiles needed. Their explanation says "t × 1/3 = 63", however "t × 1/9 = 63" would be appropriate because 1yd^2 = 9ft^2. Ch. 26: The Neuromuscular System, pg. 294 has a diagram of the semitendinosus muscle inserting into the.... MEDIAL TIBULA. What is a "tibula"? There is a tibia and a fibula. I chose this over Mometrix because I grew up with McGraw Hill being the gold standard in education material. This book is a major disappointment.