Shown below are two tables containing information relating to the questions your child answered incorrectly in the exam.

Process

It is suggested that your child reattempts the questions that were answered incorrectly prior to watching the video tutorial which includes a full explanation of how to answer the question.

your child should be sat at a desk or table, with two pencils, the printed answer sheets for both tests, the printed comprehension text and scrap paper for working out.

Use a device with a large screen.  Do not use a small tablet or mobile device.

It is suggested to allow your child as long as they need to reattempt the question, as it is important for the parent to understand why the your child answered the question incorrectly.

Why did your child Answer the Question Incorrectly?

If your child is able to reattempt the question and answer it correctly at home, it is likely a careless error made in the exam, possibly due to the pressure of working against the clock.  Further exam practice will help your child to improve their exam technique.  However, if your child reattempts the question and answers it incorrectly at home, this suggests your child lacks subject knowledge.  In this case the video explanation should be studied very carefully.  your child should understand what to do if a similar question appears on a future 11+ test before moving on to the next question review.

‘Answer Given’ Column

Where you see a letter (e.g “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” or “E” etc.), this is the actual wrong answer submitted by your child for that question.

“Multi” means your child entered more than one answer (where only one answer was required).

“Blank” means that your child did not enter an answer (exam tip: your child should NEVER leave answer batteries blank in a multiple-choice 11+ test; if necessary, your child should ALWAYS enter a guess).

Legal Notice 

The techniques and explanations provided in the Video Tutorials are those suggested by Susan Daughtrey M.Ed.  There may be other means of achieving the correct answer which you may wish to discuss with your child.

Considerable efforts have been made to ensure the quality of the teaching instruction is of a high standard.  However, by launching the Video Tutorials, you acknowledge that there may be occasionally errors or omissions and you agree that we do not accept any liability whatsoever for any such errors or omissions.  If you feel a video tutorial can be improved, please use the Star Rating panel which will then reveal a box into which you may enter a written comment.  Thank you for your feedback.