Daogroupie wrote:
How much time do you have before the exam?
Don't do any more mocks.
Rebuild her confidence at home.
Get her to tick a question when she has done it and write a cumulative score so she will realise if she has missed a question.
It is critical to get her back on track confidence wise.
That is more important than the material as even if she knows the material she will not be able to tackle it properly with a lack of confidence.
This happened to one of my dds in a set of exams and we had three terrible ones in a row before it finally started to get better on the fourth exam.
Her issue is the answersheet not the material so stop the material and work on the answersheet issue from now on.
Give her some very simple material so she can put all her focus on getting the answersheet right and then build it up gradually.
It does not matter how much she knows, if she can't crack the answersheet she will not be able to communicate that knowledge. DG
Exam is on 15th, coming Saturday. CEM
No more mocks, not learning/teaching anything new either. just going over simple maths stuff which she loves.
ticking a question when she is done is a good idea, will tell her to do that. I keep telling her to read the question number and check she is marking on the right one. All this will take time/distract her from doing what she is supposed to do while racing against time. But there is no point in getting it all wrong, so missing out 4-5 more questions will be better than that( I keep saying this to myself)
Am I right in thinking that no one will be able to attend all the questions , heard last year they had 34 qns to do in 12 min, Non-verbal. Is that even possible ?