[header] How to help children study for exams [title] Plan ahead. [step] Ask your child to look over your their schedule or syllabus at the beginning of the term, and make a note of important exam dates. At least 2-3 weeks prior to any major exam, talk to your child and make sure that they know what the test is going to be on.
[header] How to help children study for exams [title] Plan ahead. [step] Ask your child to look over your their schedule or syllabus at the beginning of the term, and make a note of important exam dates. At least 2-3 weeks prior to any major exam, talk to your child and make sure that they know what the test is going to be on.
Have them communicate with their teacher and bring home any study guides or other study materials. Once they know what the test (or tests) will cover, you can formulate a plan together. [substeps] In addition to finding out, that important exam date may be posted on your child's syllabus or along the classroom wall or in the internet. [title] Help your child work well for homework each day. Otherwise, things like chapters will worry your child, not them. [substeps] If your child is not sure what the exam will be, it is their job to help you figure out ahead of time what the actual number is. [substeps] Send your child some questions that you are sure they already know. Although it may seem like a good idea to explain it to the children, you are not necessary to them in any case.