THE TUTORS - VOCABULARY BUILDER - VOLUME 1
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Hi MikeMike wrote: Our next project, which is in its development stages, is a Methods & Techniques guide for Verbal Reasoning based on a systematic approach to teaching that will be as simple and user friendly as we can get it. This should be available for next years intake.
That sounds an excellent idea, as there isn't a huge amount of choice in that area at present.
By next year's intake, do you mean January 2008 or September 2008? If the latter, it will be too late for Son No. 2, which would be rather sad. (I'm not nagging you to work harder, honest!)
Very few people probably know that you and Jan are a team, or that the techies at 11+ Exams have so much input to the CDs, so they definitely deserve their share of the limelight too!
Best wishes
Sally-Anne
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Hello Mike x 3!!!
Im terribly sorry. I must seem like a bug
We have been doing Bonds papers since september 2007... and we are going for Slough Consortium and Tiffin Boys. Im still trying to get my head around the fact there are so mnay things that we will not need to cover.
Please can you also confirm (aswell as the above posts) that the 21 Types do not cover:
anagrams
rhyming word questions such as:
toy [joy] happy
(middle word needs to rhyme with first and have a similar meaning to the last)
I just feel like we did so much preparation for so many things, and it almost seems like abandoning the practice of these question may lead to faliure of the 11+! <<nervous>>
Im terribly sorry. I must seem like a bug
We have been doing Bonds papers since september 2007... and we are going for Slough Consortium and Tiffin Boys. Im still trying to get my head around the fact there are so mnay things that we will not need to cover.
Please can you also confirm (aswell as the above posts) that the 21 Types do not cover:
anagrams
rhyming word questions such as:
toy [joy] happy
(middle word needs to rhyme with first and have a similar meaning to the last)
I just feel like we did so much preparation for so many things, and it almost seems like abandoning the practice of these question may lead to faliure of the 11+! <<nervous>>
Dear Jaysdarlin
Take a look at The tutors verbal reaoning demo, this will show the 21 types of VR.
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/cd/the ... lume-1.php
Bond is not relevant to the 21 types of questions. Bond have 50 types, 17 relevant to the 21, 4 are missing.
Patricia
Take a look at The tutors verbal reaoning demo, this will show the 21 types of VR.
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/cd/the ... lume-1.php
Bond is not relevant to the 21 types of questions. Bond have 50 types, 17 relevant to the 21, 4 are missing.
Patricia
Hi
The questions on The Tutors VR CD1 and VR CD2 contain the 21 question types commonly found in NFER based 11+ tests.
Each year a number of queries come to the forum on how to increase and improve a students vocabulary. We created the Vocabulary Builder CD to address this issue. The question sets get progressively more difficult as the student works through the CD. There are over 10,000 individual words contained in the Vocabulary Builder CD.
Regards
Mike
The questions on The Tutors VR CD1 and VR CD2 contain the 21 question types commonly found in NFER based 11+ tests.
Each year a number of queries come to the forum on how to increase and improve a students vocabulary. We created the Vocabulary Builder CD to address this issue. The question sets get progressively more difficult as the student works through the CD. There are over 10,000 individual words contained in the Vocabulary Builder CD.
Regards
Mike
Mike Edwards is a co-author of The Tutors product range.