Supporting Your Child's Exam Preparation: A Comprehensive Guide

 
FAMILIES SUPPORTING
LEARNERS
 
 
Ramsey Grammar School
Year 11 Pastoral Team
 
All students are somewhere along this line
 
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Amount of Revision
 
Getting Started
 
The hardest part of any task is getting started
 
Getting Organised
 
 
Draw up a timetable
 
 
Get Involved
 
Look through the plan at home with your son or daughter
 
Discuss the workload
 
Set realistic targets
 
Agree on the plan together
 
Make time for rest and relaxation
 
 
Getting Motivated
 
Regular and manageable amounts of study
 
Rewards
 
Praise
 
 
What to learn?
 
Preparation for exams has two core components
 
1. Subject knowledge
2. Exam Technique
 
Leading up to exams lessons in school will focus more on
exam technique
 
Revision at home can be aimed at improving both areas
but particularly subject knowledge
 
How to revise?
 
All students learn in different ways
Variety in techniques is important to keep things
interesting
 
Reading through notes/books
Online quizzes – Yacapaca, BBCbytesize,Vocabulary.com
Podcasts – GCSE Pod
Subject specific YouTube videos
Practice questions
Completing past exam papers
Flash cards
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Subject Audit
 
During PGE lessons in February students will be doing
subject audits.
 
This process should help them to identify topics which
they are stronger or more confident in than others.
 
This should then help students prioritise their revision at
home.
 
This is something which parents can become involved in
as well.
 
 
Study Space
 
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 Some students will spend the first 20 minutes of their
study time just looking for somewhere to study.
 
 A key to ongoing time management is to find a dedicated
study space free from distractions where they can
concentrate.
 
This may not be their bedroom!
 
Other stuff
 
 
Get to grips with the what, how and why of the process
 
Allow time for relaxation
 
Reasonable bed time
 
Good diet
 
Exercise/Fresh air
 
Why?
 
The message for students…
 
It’s a competitive world
Make your own decisions/choices
Support yourself and your desired lifestyle
Own your own home
 
Key Dates
 
Exams start: 
 
2
nd
 May 2018
Finish: 
  
20
th
 June 2018
 
Last day of school: 25
th
 May 2018
 
What next?
 
Sixth Form at RGS
 
Best option for A level courses of study
 
College
 
Best option for Vocational courses
 
Job
 
Some options out there – CV/Letters
 
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In this guide, you will find valuable tips and strategies to support your child during their exam preparation. From creating a study schedule to getting involved in their learning process, these resources offer practical advice on how to help your child succeed academically. Explore techniques for effective revision, organizing study sessions, and motivating your child to excel. Get insights on subject audits, exam techniques, and the importance of a balanced approach to studying. Equip yourself with the tools needed to assist your child through this crucial period of academic growth.

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  • Academic support
  • Parental involvement
  • Motivation

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  1. FAMILIES SUPPORTING LEARNERS Ramsey Grammar School Year 11 Pastoral Team

  2. Amount of Revision Not enough Too much ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All students are somewhere along this line

  3. Getting Started The hardest part of any task is getting started

  4. Getting Organised Draw up a timetable

  5. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Maths English Science PE 4.00 - 4.30 Maths English Business Science PE 4.30 - 5.00 Business Science 5.30 - 6.00 History Music English 6.00 - 6.30 History Music Business 6.30 - 7.00 Maths Business 7.00 - 7.30 Drama Maths 7.30 - 8.00 Drama 8.00 - 8.30

  6. Get Involved Look through the plan at home with your son or daughter Discuss the workload Set realistic targets Agree on the plan together Make time for rest and relaxation

  7. Getting Motivated Regular and manageable amounts of study Rewards Praise

  8. What to learn? Preparation for exams has two core components 1. Subject knowledge 2. Exam Technique Leading up to exams lessons in school will focus more on exam technique Revision at home can be aimed at improving both areas but particularly subject knowledge

  9. How to revise? All students learn in different ways Variety in techniques is important to keep things interesting Reading through notes/books Online quizzes Yacapaca, BBCbytesize,Vocabulary.com Podcasts GCSE Pod Subject specific YouTube videos Practice questions Completing past exam papers Flash cards

  10. Subject Audit During PGE lessons in February students will be doing subject audits. This process should help them to identify topics which they are stronger or more confident in than others. This should then help students prioritise their revision at home. This is something which parents can become involved in as well.

  11. Study Space The ideal study space is a quiet place in the house with a table so materials can be laid out. Some students will spend the first 20 minutes of their study time just looking for somewhere to study. A key to ongoing time management is to find a dedicated study space free from distractions where they can concentrate. This may not be their bedroom!

  12. Other stuff Get to grips with the what, how and why of the process Allow time for relaxation Reasonable bed time Good diet Exercise/Fresh air

  13. Why? The message for students It s a competitive world Make your own decisions/choices Support yourself and your desired lifestyle Own your own home

  14. Day Monday Lunch English drop in session room 203 Business help and support in Social Science area Geography catch up in Mrs Barker s room Product Design D&T area Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom After school Maths Maths classrooms Product Design D&T area Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Physics Lab 6 Food and Nutrition Mrs Gleghorn s room Product Design D&T area Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Food and Nutrition Mrs Gleghorn s room Maths Maths classrooms Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Physics Lab 6 Tuesday Geography - catch up club in room 112 Languages Support club in room 18 Product Design D&T area Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Biology Lab 9 History in room 204 Maths Maths classrooms English Mrs Owen s room Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Wednesday RE Support in room 12 Product Design D&T area Physics Lab 6 Staff meetings every week Thursday PE - Catch up & Revision, Sports hall classroom Product Design D&T area Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Physics Lab 6 History in room 204 Maths Maths classrooms Rural & Agriculture Rural classroom Physics Lab 6 Friday

  15. Key Dates Exams start: Finish: 2nd May 2018 20th June 2018 Last day of school: 25th May 2018

  16. What next? Sixth Form at RGS Best option for A level courses of study College Best option for Vocational courses Job Some options out there CV/Letters

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