NVR Tips required
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NVR Tips required
My DD is preparing her 11+ now and she seems to be having trouble with NVR.Is there any tips to improve her NVR over the holiday period.
Re: NVR Tips required
We found that once the basics were mastered (as in, is it a rotation, flip etc.) then cross out the ones which is definitely isn’t. Generally this leaves 2 or 3 out of the possible 5 options which was easier to deal with.
It really is just a case of working out what the pattern / sequence is and eliminating the obvious quickly to leave fewer options.
10 minute tests do help, and try a variety of different patterns / sequences / rotations etc. to cover all bases.
Not sure if that helps, but it’s just practice and learning what the different type of scenarios / options that could come up are.
All the best.
It really is just a case of working out what the pattern / sequence is and eliminating the obvious quickly to leave fewer options.
10 minute tests do help, and try a variety of different patterns / sequences / rotations etc. to cover all bases.
Not sure if that helps, but it’s just practice and learning what the different type of scenarios / options that could come up are.
All the best.
Re: NVR Tips required
Hi
We worked through the CGP NVR study book. Then we just kept on top of it with 10 minute tests. I think we might have also thrown in some Schofield & Sims ones for a change too. Work out the different question types, learn the strategies for different question types, practice & practice!
CEM have a tendency to throw in random 'new' question types so once confident with the basics, vary a bit to get your DC child used to the thinking or moving on & doing the ones they can.
Hope that helps.
We worked through the CGP NVR study book. Then we just kept on top of it with 10 minute tests. I think we might have also thrown in some Schofield & Sims ones for a change too. Work out the different question types, learn the strategies for different question types, practice & practice!
CEM have a tendency to throw in random 'new' question types so once confident with the basics, vary a bit to get your DC child used to the thinking or moving on & doing the ones they can.
Hope that helps.
