I have read so many times that the ATI study guide doesn't have the geology information that's covered on the test, but page 156 of my version 3.0 guide has a really basic review of the hydrologic cycle, plate tectonics, the types of rock (including the types of weathering). The only thing I don't see is cloud types, but the basic ones are easy enough: stratus, cumulus, and cirrus. I wonder how the physics that's covered in the study guide will be reflected on the test. I was so relieved to find this section, because I don't have the time to go through all of the great "4Kids" sites that explain some of the basic science principles.
I take the TEAS on April 16th. Good luck to everyone who is studying right now!
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I have read so many times that the ATI study guide doesn't have the geology information that's covered on the test, but page 156 of my version 3.0 guide has a really basic review of the hydrologic cycle, plate tectonics, the types of rock (including the types of weathering). The only thing I don't see is cloud types, but the basic ones are easy enough: stratus, cumulus, and cirrus. I wonder how the physics that's covered in the study guide will be reflected on the test. I was so relieved to find this section, because I don't have the time to go through all of the great "4Kids" sites that explain some of the basic science principles.
I take the TEAS on April 16th. Good luck to everyone who is studying right now!