Send us a textEducational expert Tauanja Kittrell and host, TD Flenaugh, discuss the General Educational Development (GED) test, explaining its history, purpose, and structure. The GED, developed in the 1940s, is a four-subject test (English, science, math, social studies) that can lead to a high school equivalency. Flenaugh highlights the financial benefits of obtaining a GED, noting an average income increase of $9,000 annually. Contact Tauanja Kittrell for GED Prep - [email protected] is a premier GED Prep coach. Kittrell emphasizes the importance of vocational training and entrepreneurship. She shares her extensive background in STEM education and nonprofit work, advocating for well-rounded education that includes vocational skills and community service.Episode Highlights:0:00:00 Introduction of the GED (General Educational Development Test)0:06:04 Tauanja Kittrell's Professional Background: Kittrell introduces herself as a GED educational facilitator.0:12:34 GED as an Educational Alternative: Kittrell discusses how the GED can be a valuable option for students who may not thrive in traditional school settings and who are homeschooling.0:17:27 Vocational Opportunities: Kittrell highlights various trade careers that individuals can pursue with a GED.Support the showWe drop new episodes every Saturday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time. Follow us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fallingforlearning/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fallingforlearning/https://linktr.ee/falling4learning

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