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My daughter is hopeless when it comes to doing nvr..

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:31 pm
by Carol
Ok , i have sat with her with books and done everything i can. But she just isn't doing it well. There is a test tommorow for tiffin girls school,surrey and i am nervous. I would really like her to get into this school because my other daughter is currently at it. We have 1 hour in the morning to go over things before we leave for the test. Any tips on how to get her just a little better so i hold out some hope?

Carol.

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 3:02 pm
by Guest
This is very late in the day. By test date you and your child should feel fairly confident that the preparation has been sufficient. If not, then you have to simply hope for the best. The fact that you’ve tried everything and she has not done well is something you need to think about. Tell your daughter to enjoy the challenge above all else.

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 9:08 pm
by Carol
Yeah she went today, was a little nervous and i told her she would to ok and not to worry. But she saw some of her school friends there and they all finished the test , she only got to the 50th question... But i do expect her to be better at verbal reasoning since she is good with the practise papers we done..

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:37 am
by Sonia
Carol wrote:Yeah she went today, was a little nervous and i told her she would to ok and not to worry. But she saw some of her school friends there and they all finished the test , she only got to the 50th question... But i do expect her to be better at verbal reasoning since she is good with the practise papers we done..
How did your daughter do? Any advice for mine sitting dec 07.Were the questions NFER or ATHEY or AFN style?

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:57 am
by Catherine
Hi Sonia,

Have you noticed the date? You are responding to comments made in 2005 :D

Are you the guest you posted in 'Tiffins girls 11+' as well? You may want to also ask in the 'Surrey (LB Sutton & LB Kingston)' section where the exams for Tiffin are more usually discussed.


Best of luck

Catherine