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Did you know that there are simple tips to help your child study more effectively? Discover them in this short text!
Suggest that your child use our calendar to get organized.
- Print the planner.
- Write down the weekly study schedule.
- Stick the planner in a strategic place.
Studying for an exam is not a last-minute endeavour. Here are our suggestions to help your child get motivated and organized!
“You get good grades, you’re a natural in all subjects, and I can’t decide whether I want to push you harder or teach you something new.”
Are final exams coming up faster than you thought? Don’t panic! Thanks to the MiniRécups, your child will be able to review challenging concepts in only 30 minutes.
As with any type of assessment, mid-year exams may be a source of anxiety for your child. However, they are also an opportunity for your child to refocus if their grades during the first half of the year do not fully reflect their capabilities. Here are Alloprof’s most helpful resources for preparing for mid-year exams.
Many young people experience performance anxiety as exams approach. How to help them?
“Recognizing effort means that you respect your child and the pace at which they learn. It’s about encouraging them to work hard in school. It’s about helping them feel good about themselves and avoid the kind of unhealthy pressure that could taint their desire to learn or hurt their self-confidence.”
The mind map, despite its many names (concept networks or thought association), is unique. It is an exceptional tool for understanding and retaining information. Find out how to help your child use it properly.
A timeline allows you to situate several events chronologically. It makes studying that much easier. Let us show you how it works.
Jean-François Quessy discovered how to make reviewing verbs fun for his child. Curious to know how? Read his column to learn more.