Myfoundations Lab

I completed twenty-two topics in the Reading: Advanced section in the Reading learning path. These topics consisted of vocabulary, stated main idea, implied main idea, supporting detail, outlining and mapping, summarizing and paraphrasing, patterns of organization: time order, patterns of organization: spatial order, patterns of organization: process order, patterns of organization: simple listing, patterns of organization: division and classification, patterns of organization: compare and contrast, patterns of organization: cause and effect, patterns of organization: generalization and example, patterns of organization: definition and example, purpose and tone, reading textbooks, graphics and visual, reading rate, memorization and concentration, note taking and highlighting, and test taking. I completed nine topics in the Basic Grammar section in the Writing learning path. These topics consisted of parts of speech, phrases and clauses, nouns, pronouns, articles, verbs, tense, modifiers, adjectives and adverbs, and prepositions. I completed six total topics in the Math learning path: five in the Decimals section and one in the Introduction to Algebra and the Real Number System section.
I was very impressed with the way the whole process went. You take an assessment in each subject and afterwards it tells you specifically what you need help with and what you have already mastered in each subject. I think this is great because after the assessment, you are not wasting your time completing problems you already know how to handle. You can focus all of your time and effort in what you need improvement in. And I was extremely surprised with my results through My Foundations Lab. I have always thought that math was my strongest subject. I actually scored lower in the math learning path than I did in the reading and writing learning paths. It was shocking. I know I have always been good with writing but I never thought I was as good in reading. I have always hated