iam very confused

[senthi]

iam very confused here because some of you mentioning that you know your school exam publisher and mentioning type of the VR they use aswell,iam in redbridge ,iam trying to find out who is my publisher by asking my friend and call to school aswell, also i checked in a redbridge forum but i couldn't find it.did anyone had any idea how would i able to find out who is my exam publisher is?

my DS don't go to tution she is learning at home.i teach her 21VR type mutiple choice.because my friend child go to tution from her i find out thats a type of questions they teaching .so i teach her the 21type.but nobody know the publisher is.but some of my friends they teach at home bond ,learning together,susan j daughtrey,walsh everything ,they saying they have no idea which type of question is gonna come so child should know every thing.
iam very confused as the test time is getting closer please help me?as english is my second language iam really sorry if anything miswrited or anything mispelled.thank you.

[yoyo123]

I am going to move this to the Redbridge section senthi, you may get more answers there

yoyo123
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[DIY Mum]

Your publisher for Redbridge should be Nfer (Nelson) / G L assessment.

You should be teaching the 21 types for VR but I wouldn't give all types of paper at the same time. Do it in stages.

Susan's book is a good guide but if your dc is finding it difficult then start off with easier level of questions like AFN. Move onto the Tutors and then try Susan Daughtrey's.

Walsh (Bumblebee) is quite hard, so leave until last. Also G L assessment (which are few & authentic), save for the final lap.

I don't think Bond is useful for Redbridge's nvr.

Have you tried the cds available on this site? Fairly useful.

[yoyo123]

Susan Daughtrey's books are not really suitable for NfER set tests as they cover types of question which are not included.
in the test.

IPS do a good method and techniques book
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/shop/9 ... upils.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The CDs are also good, The Tutors vol 1 & 2 are suitable. (vol 1 is questions by type) vol 2 is mixed tests. I find vol1 particularly useful for additional practice in specific types.

http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/shop/V ... -Software/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[DIY Mum]

To be more specific, I meant Susan's bundle pack (which cover 21 types).

[yoyo123]

They used to be called bright sparks
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/shop/9 ... ack-1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I really like this too, includes ideas for games and has little puzzles
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/shop/9 ... oning.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[senthi]

thank you DIY mum and yoyo123.it really helped.thankyou so much