Just seen a post about ensuring this & that for language gcses.. tbh I didn't even understand it because whilst my teen sits theirs in may, I have not been remotely involved in their studies. They are bright & independent & I'm trusting they know what they need to do.. they tell me they do & mocks grades are all good.. im hoping other parents take a back seat at this stage too..some ive spoken to could probably sit the exams themselves so involved are they... or am i being a rubbish parent?!
AIBU?
To not be remotely involved in teen's gcse revision
driedapricots101 · 17/04/2024 22:36
GirlMum40 · 17/04/2024 22:41
My parents certainly didn't get involved whatsoever in mine. Not sure what a parent can do other than ask/nag about revising?? Maybe provide food...
Testina · 17/04/2024 22:41
It’s almost like all kids are different and need / want different levels and styles of parental input.
Who’d have thought it? 🤣
driedapricots101 · 17/04/2024 22:36
Just seen a post about ensuring this & that for language gcses.. tbh I didn't even understand it because whilst my teen sits theirs in may, I have not been remotely involved in their studies. They are bright & independent & I'm trusting they know what they need to do.. they tell me they do & mocks grades are all good.. im hoping other parents take a back seat at this stage too..some ive spoken to could probably sit the exams themselves so involved are they... or am i being a rubbish parent?!
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sleekcat · 17/04/2024 23:00
My son will not let me get involved, he ends up getting snappy if I attempt to help!
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