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1. What is a Top Choice program?A program with a "Top Choice" designation is our answer to the question: "If I had to choose one program, what would you recommend?" We make these recommendations for each curriculum area based on input we've received from our customers. Developing Critical Thinking Skills Developing Critical Thinking Skills for Upper Grades Grammar Fitness Grammar Fitness For Upper Grades Paragraph Punch Reading Comprehension Booster Vocabulary Stretch 2. Did you ever produce action or adventure games?Another company called Merit Software produced action/adventure CD-ROM games. They changed their name to Merit Studios and then went out of business. We have no idea how to reach them. 3. Can I create my own topics in the Punch programs?This question pertains to writing programs: Essay Punch, Paragraph Punch, Starter Paragraph Punch, Business Letter Punch, and Writing for Business. No. This is a feature that we would like to implement, and have tried to implement many times in the past. However, easy as it might seem, it is actually very complicated to coordinate the topics and the corresponding tips. 4. What is the difference between the Basic Skills Pack, the Intermediate Skills Pack and the GED Prep Bundle?The Basic Skills Pack is designed for students at reading and math grade levels 3 to 5. The Intermediate Skills Pack is designed for students at reading and math grade levels 5 to 8. Both are helpful for pre-GED students who need to improve their academic literacy. The GED Prep Bundle contains reading comprehension, writing, and math lessons that go from a grade level 8 to 11. If students can master the exercises in the GED Prep Bundle they will, most likely, pass the GED exam. 5. What is the difference between the GED Prep Bundle and the Language Arts Bundle for College Prep?The GED Prep Bundle contains math exercises while the Language Arts Bundle for College Prep does not. In addition, the reading comprehension and writing exercises in the GED Prep Bundle include business-oriented content. The Language Arts Bundle for College Prep has a greater depth of material focused specifically on developing reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar skills. 6. What's the difference between the Language Arts Bundle for College Prep and the TOEFL Prep Bundle?The TOEFL Prep Bundle has exercises that are more closely aligned to the TOEFL exam. The TOEFL Prep Bundle contains more exercises for grammar and reading comprehension than those in the Language Arts Bundle for College Prep. |