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What Does My Child Need to Know for the Year 6 Maths SATs?

What British Year 6 parents should know about helping their child prepare for their Key Stage 2 SATs Maths papers

USA
When Should Your Teenager Begin to Prepare for the SAT or ACT?

When does it make sense to start preparing for the SAT or ACT? Depends on your teenager’s goals, and how long they need to build up to their “A” game.

USA
What Type of SAT or ACT Preparation is Best for Your Teenager?

What type of test preparation will work best for your teenager? The answer actually depends upon how you answer this next question.

USA
The SAT, ACT And Test Optional Admissions: How to Help Your Teenager Prepare

Will your teenager really need to do well on the SAT or ACT? Steve discusses the trend toward "test optional" admissions and questions about the fairness of standardized testing.

USA
How Your Teenager Can Conquer SAT / ACT Test Anxiety (By Making A Game Out Of It)

Does your teenager struggle with test anxiety to the point where it derails them on big tests? Here's what you can do to help them learn to handle the pressure.

USA
Emotional Mastery and Playing Like a Champion

Steve on helping teenagers master the emotional components of playing their best game.

USA
How to Help Your Teenager Gain Confidence in the Classroom

"If your teenager is engaged and making an effort, if they are in the process of developing themselves, then give them your confidence, not your worry."

USA
What Is Your Teenager's Ultimate Potential?

"If you don’t know how far your teenage child can go, how should you think about their potential? Here's the position you want to take: it is unlimited."

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