Just wondering how much others get involved in their year 7/8/9 child’s revision?
I was a complete swot at school / uni - and study skills is something that I really do appreciate makes a huge difference. Consequently - every evening I am structuring a plan with my DS, re what he will learn that evening and then testing him on it.
His classmate’s mother, who is also my friend! And I were chatting and I mentioned how I would be relieved to get my evenings back post exams and saw looked quizzically at me. Transpires she leaves her year 8 entirely to his own devices, which is obviously completely fair enough! But it did prick my interest. Am i the minority or majority?
AIBU?
To be involved with my year 8 exam revision?
Doingprettywellthanks · 07/10/2022 11:17
Am I being unreasonable?
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POLLLittleBearPad · 10/10/2022 00:13
Why is he revising in October? Why are you so involved. It’s all very odd
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DontMakeMeShushYou · 10/10/2022 00:08
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OP, I'm genuinely confused by some of the responses you are getting! I'm a teacher and I can say for certain that most students have really poor instincts for study skills and revision. These are really important things that need to be scaffolded as they don't generally get absorbed by chance.
My kids' secondary school spent considerable time teaching the kids this stuff. Do other schools not do this?
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