Ohio EOC Practice and Test Prep for High Schools
Progress Learning helps students meet academic standards through EOC Practice and Assessments created for classroom implementation.
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What You Get With Progress Learning
- Practice EOC Assessments for Algebra I, English Language Arts II, Geometry (or Integrated Mathematics II, Biology, American Government, and American History.
- Tech-enhanced items aligned to the EOCs
- Customizable and pre-built formative and summative assessments
- EOC-aligned videos, games, projector questions, bellringer questions, printable worksheets, and more
- Custom remediation for individualized learning that can be assigned quickly and easily
- Data and reporting by district, school, classroom, teacher, and student
- Independent practice for students tailored to their needs
- 3 learning modes to mix and match inside your classroom
- Spanish language, text-to-speech, and other accommodations available
What Is Progress Learning?
About Ohio EOC Exams
End of Course (EOC) exames are standards aligned assessments given to high school students in the state of Ohio. Some of these exams (such as Algebra I and English Language Arts II) are tied to graduation requirements in addition to industry credentials or community service requirements.
EOC exams are usually administered online using the Test Delivery System (TDS), though some districts might offer paper versions depending on the needs of students. The Ohio Department of Education offers testing windows in fall, spring, and summer to offer schools flexibility and give students the opportunity for retakes.
Students are administered the Algebra I, English Language Arts II, Geometry (or Integrated Mathematics II, Biology, American Government, and American History EOCs in the years they complete those courses.
How Do You Prepare for Ohio EOC Exams?
High school age students should focus on incorporating EOC practice exams into their regular study schedule, alongside educators aligning their lessons with state standards. High school students should also practice good test-taking skills, like time management, stress reduction, and process of elimination.
For educators, the Ohio Department of Education releases roughly half of its test items to help students understand what to expect on assessments. Teachers can use these resources alongside benchmark assessments and checkpoints tests offered on the ODE website.
How Is Progress Learning Aligned to Ohio Standards?
Math
English
Science
Social Studies
English
Accuplacer - Reading
Accuplacer - Writing
ACT English
ACT Reading
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Graphic Literacy
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Workplace Documents
AP English Language & Composition
AP Literature and Composition
ELA I
ELA II
ELA III
ELA IV
GED Reasoning through Language Arts
Hamlet
Prince of Denmark
High School Writing
Julius Caesar
Macbeth
NAEP Grade 12 Reading
Romeo and Juliet
SAT Reading & Writing
Math
Accuplacer - Advanced Algebra
Accuplacer - Quantitative Reasoning
ACT Math
ACT WorkKeys/WIN: Applied Mathematics
Algebra I
Algebra II
AP Calculus AB
AP Statistics
ASVAB
GED Mathematical Reasoning
Geometry
Integrated Math I
Integrated Math II
Integrated Math III
NAEP Grade 12 Mathematics
Pre-Calculus
SAT Math
AP Precalculus
Science
ACT Science
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Science
GED Science
Health
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Physical Geology
Physical Science
Physics
Social Studies
American Government
American History
AP Human Geography
AP Macroeconomics
AP Psychology
AP U.S. Government & Politics
AP United States History
AP World History Modern
Economics & Financial Literacy
GED Social Studies
Introduction to African American History
Modern World History
World Geography
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