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The 7 Mistakes Parents Make When preparing their children for exams.

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Getting your child ready for exams

The 7 Mistakes Parents Make When preparing their children for exams.

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Children learn in unique ways- Discover your child’s learning style

Your child and the way they learn – Tina Marie Meyer

Listen to the Radio Show with Tina Discover your child’s learning style

“Children are taught what they should do, but few are helped in the discovery of what they can do.” Marti Eicholz

This is the reason for my work! I am passionate about helping children and their families in the discovery of what they can do! Discovering what is RIGHT with their child.

I begin with their Learning style… This is an on-line profile assessment. It takes the child approx. 20 to 30 mins to complete and then we come together as a family or in some cases one to one to discuss their results and how to move forward from here.

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How does your child’s personality affect their study habits?

Teens and Study

When working with your child to find the best study plan for them during their exams their are many factors you need to think about but one that is often overlooked is who they are, how the operate and see the world – their personality of coarse. Knowing their personality is really important, because that means they’re going enjoy it more.

The tool I use to work with personality is The Enneagram it is a personality-typing tool that’s thousands of years old. I love it. A lot of parents and teenagers I have worked with love it. It’s a really great tool to use.

When it comes to exams, I’m just briefly going to go through it and say how each type would want to study.

You have nine types.

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What can you do if your child is not interested in studying?

What if your teen is just not interested in studying?

When I took mock exams at school I failed every single one. I went on to leave school with eight O’ levels.
That was a massive achievement from failing. I wasn’t interested until I realized what failing meant. This goes back to the big “Why?”

What is it your child wants for the next six months, 12 months, 18 months or two years?

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