At this time of year, it's really common for young people to be told to revise for their exams; it is far less common for them to be shown what to do. Here's a strategy that has worked for loads of my students over the last two decades. Even better, it can be dome completely tech-free. We so often tell teenagers to revise and don't always tell them what this means and they end up reading through their books getting more and more overwhelmed instead of feeling more confident.

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Helping your child revise for their English Language mock Whether your child is rereading everything they've ever done, downloading practice papers and cramming their evenings with after school revision sessions or trying to cope by ignoring their exams completely, it's likely that the adults at home will feel stressed that their children are doing too much or not enough. Luckily, there are things we can do to help make the most of their mock exams and revision time. Try to k

We can support out teens during their exams by being consistent and understanding. Here are a few tips to help.

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