Schools are out for summer, but if your child has exams this coming up, you probably haven’t switched off mentally.
How exactly can you support your child’s academic progress – or help them catch up – while allowing them to have some much-needed downtime?
This is the conundrum that many parents with children who are preparing for grammar school tests, independent school tests or GCSE exams face.
The organisation of holiday working is key:
- Set a schedule – even if it is as little as a couple of hours of work a day, set an agreed routine with your child and stick to it.
- Make learning more than just about papers and books – look for real-life opportunities to consolidate your child’s learning. Baking and making things can help with maths and non-verbal reasoning, for example. There are lots of other examples.
- What is your child’s learning style? Is it visual, auditory or kinesthetic? Learn how your child learns best to make the most of the time you spend on academic work.
What are your tips for summer learning?
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