best way to brush up on math for different employment tests?
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go to this see if it helps
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Buy that CSET book and look at the practice tests, brush up on your math.  Start taking it early and do not take all three sections at once take like 2 at one time and then take the last one by itself.  Don't forget  to pray.  Before you take the test choose one answer that you will mark when you absolutely don't know an answer, everytime mark that letter.  When I didn't know an answer I marked "A" every time . Thats what I did and I passed, not becauase I was so smart but because I tried to strategize and prayed.
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pbs has courses on all the time. teaches math reading all of it. Good luck and its nice to see you wanting to better yourself
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the best way is memorization... some may say otherwise.  It will take a while, but multiplication is KEY to mathematics... if you dont get your mult tables, it will make math more tedious in the long run.  (trust me, I am a math teacher).  Start by writing your times tables over and over again.  Then either make or buy some flashcards.  Also, Get your parents and friends to quiz you.  \n\nGood luck!
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hotmath.com.. thats what i use when i need help fom specific math books... but i think they just offer help... but i think you have to pay.. sorry\n\n-shamar
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Which ever way to choose to study, we recommend that anyone preparing for the GMAT should work through all the questions in the GMAT Review (11th Edition), also known as The Official Guide. This contains 800 questions from old GMAT tests and is available from\nhttp://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/OfficialGuideforGMATReview11thEditionNEW.htm\n\nIn addition you will need help with the tips and tricks you can use to make answering the math questions faster and more accurately.\n\nPrepfortests.com provide free online tutorials for the quantitative section of the GMAT which will give you these insights\nhttp://www.prepfortests.com/gmat/tutorials/quantitative\n\nBest of luck!
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Go to your local library,they usually have the practice civil service exam book. (may not be the latest ed.) but it will give you an ideal what will be on the test.
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go on\nwww.hotmath.com
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www.4gmat.com/prep_courses/gmat_math_prep_number_theory.shtml \nquestionbank.4gmat.com\nwww.manyagroup.com/portal/modules.php?name=07m_Cat_Math
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Look on the DOP website for sources used in making up the exam.  They will cite the law, e.g. 2C, and a few books.  These books will most likely have nothing to do with your job but there will be questions on the test based on the books so buy them and study.  Take Bernstein's course if you need help in study skills but don't count on him to have the answers like he used to.  Whatever you do, DON'T TAKE GROTH'S COURSE!!!  He is an arrogant slob that knows nothing about test prep.  He gets the answers from past tests and hopes that the same questions will be repeated next time.  I should know how I did on a promotional test without anyone's help.  I'll update my answer to let you know if I faired better than those that took courses.  In the end, your effort will determine your results, not some self-centered quack.
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This site is a great place to practice basic math skills... when you get to the site... \n\n1. click on the grade level (at the top) that you wish to practice\n2. click on the topic that you wish to practice\n3.  click on the subtopic that you wish to practice\n4.  click on the practice box\n5.  click on "start" to begin practice\n6.  continue to click on "start" until you finish practicing that lesson\n\nAlso, this site has interactive games with math and arithmetic rules.  Lots of fun with math!\n\n http://www.aaamath.com/
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www.webmath.com\nIt does everything from simple math to algebra. It solves the problem for you, shows you the answer and how it got the answer. I couldnt have passed without it.
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Mathematical Statistics by Wackerly\n&\nCalculus by Stewart\n\nYou don't need more than those too, but the study manuals can be useful though expensive.  Actex has good ones, as did BPP but I can't seem to find any on their website.  BPP had the information for the first course free, but that was a while ago.
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here's a couple:\n\nhttp://www.tc.cornell.edu/Services/Education/Gateways\nhttp://mathforum.org/library/view/4315.html\nhttp://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/\nhttp://www.heymath.net/index.jsp\nhttp://www.sosmath.com/index.html\nhttp://planetmath.org/\nhttp://score.kings.k12.ca.us/
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Ok! Well i know of a FEW sources! Well you can always pick up your free paper! :) Ok well yah heres a list!\n\nMath Magazigne- Gives new tips and tricks for all your math matition needs!\n\nL.L. Bean- Find what you need with this fully packed EXCLUSIVE clothing mag.\n\nJ.C. Penny- "Its all inside!"\n\nBean Society Monthly-  This mag. is filled with all of your personal wants and needs! If you want to know your horoscope, crossword tips, Celebrity scoope, Movie Releases (Preferably Mr. Bean Movies), Recipies, diet tips and tricks, crafts, ANYTHING you would ask for in your fav mag! "If you want it, Beans got it!" \nP.S.  This totally rad MAG. shouldn't cost a dime! It is made up of bits and clips of your fav mags!\n\nDaily Papaer- All towns have them!\n\nGift Mag.-You can sometimes recieve these if you make an ONLINE purchase!\n\nThere are MANY more to choose from! You can even subscribe to a free mag. anytime! There are a lot! Free mags are great!
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which city?  whats the name of math test.
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buy a Kaplan TOEFL book, it has sample tests and loads of sample questions to practice from