Revision can be tough for both parents and children when exams are looming. Kids may find it hard to stay motivated and parents will often get tired of constantly nagging them to get work done. But there are ways mums and dads can get involved that will help ensure the advice they’re giving isn’t going in one ear and out the other.

There are many ways in which you can help your child plan their exam revision. Listed below are some tips which are particularly helpful.

• Environment plays an important role here. It may sound silly, but it does. If your house is short of space, think about what you can do to make it revision-friendly. Maybe you can create an area that is away from the noise of younger brothers and sisters, or the television.
• Help your child plan a revision timetable. Divide the after-school times into one-hour slots. Block out times for dinner, and build-in 15-minute breaks every hour or two.
• When revising, help them make a list of key words and definitions for each subject. It is a great way to start and gives an overview of what needs to be revised.
• Your child should be completing past exam papers. It is a good idea to gather some in readiness.
• Learn with them. read through their revision books and see what has changed since your time. This will allow you to discuss specific points and engage in a shared learning experience.

Great ways to keep your kids occupied!!!

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