ISEB Parent Power Toolkit – Part 2: Revision

Take the stress out of revision by creating a sustainable, productive, achievable, and successful revision programme.

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Unleash your parent power to help your child succeed

If your child is preparing for an important test and you are looking for ways to ensure that they are approaching revision in the right way, this pack of premium resources designed by Tooled Up Education is for you. Dr. Kathy Weston provides research-backed ideas and solutions for creating a sustainable, productive, achievable, and successful revision programme.

This set of seven resources includes videos, practical tips, and downloadable hands-on activities you can work through with your child in your own time.

“These resources will help to take the stress out of revision and inspire the whole family to consider what works when it comes to reducing any worries or wobbles. Keeping any child motivated and happy at the same time can feel tricky, but the ideas contained in these resources will provide some inspiration for achieving just that.” Dr. Kathy Weston

 

Parent Power Toolkit Part 2: Setting a Sustainable Revision Programme

The resources in the second part of the Parent Power Toolkit will help to take the stress out of revision and inspire the whole family to think about what works when it comes to reducing any worries or wobbles. Keeping your child motivated and happy at the same time while revising for a test can feel tricky, but the ideas and activities contained in these resources will provide useful ways to achieve this balance.

Contents of Part 2:

Article – 25 Tips for Preparing for Tests and Exams: Parents can play a powerful role in supporting children with revision. Here are Tooled Up’s top 25 tips, designed to help your children prepare well for upcoming tests or exams. 

Video – Nudging Versus Pushing: As parents, we want the best for our children and we want to know that they are reaching their full potential. But we do have to be careful to keep a sense of balance between academic expectation or pressure and all of the other activities that keep them feeling good about themselves and their progress. There is a big difference between nudging and pushing. Find out more in this video.

Video – Keeping Your Child Motivated: Did you know that parents are extremely powerful in shaping children’s early view of learning and can greatly influence their capacity to thrive academically? In this video, Dr Weston describes little things we can do at home that can maximise children’s chances of thriving at school. 

Activity – How am I Feeling? When our children embark on new challenges, it’s an exciting time for the whole family. But change can induce a few butterflies, for us as well as them. Remember, how we feel impacts on our children, so it’s important for us to try to manage our anxieties and create a calm and consistent environment at home, where we can. Use this resource to identify what is causing you stress and our reflection points to consider what might help you to feel better.

Activity – Proud of My Progress: Setting simple, little goals can help us to feel more confident, purposeful and good about ourselves generally. It’s a really good idea for us all to set some achievable targets. Then we can reflect back on all of the brilliant progress that we’ve made! Use this tracker to help.

Activity – My Coping Menu: When we feel strong emotions, such as sadness, anger, fear or anxiety, it’s useful to have a toolkit of things we can do that we know will help to make us feel better. Keep it to hand, so that they can access it as soon as these feelings arise. Why not get the whole family involved and all create a menu?

Video – Resilient Reviser: Tests and exams are a fact of life for all children. As parents, our goal should be to teach them that exams are not to be feared or perceived as stressful or traumatic. This short video can be shared with your child to help them understand more about effective revision strategies.

More about the Parent Power Toolkit

ISEB has partnered with the award-winning team at Tooled Up Education and children’s mental health and wellbeing expert Dr Kathy Weston to produce the ISEB Parent Power Toolkit; four premium content resource packs designed to empower parents to support their children’s wellbeing and resilience as they approach periods of stress, such as admissions exams.

These specially-developed resources will help you find out how your support can help prepare your child for a healthy, positive, and successful test experience.

The resources in the toolkit help parents and guardians ensure they have the right strategies in place to prioritise their child’s mental health and wellbeing during stressful periods. Material has been developed to be flexible and easy to integrate into busy family life, prioritising a healthy balance between revision and relaxation.

The Parent Power Toolkit supports families working towards any entrance exams and are great for parents of 10–13-year-old children. The packs include a mix of videos and downloadable activities parents can complete with their children at home.

The four premium content packs are:

– Part 1: Laying the Foundations for the Admissions Journey
– Part 2: Setting a Sustainable Revision Programme
– Part 3: Approaching Test Preparation in the Right Way
– Part 4: Recognising Outcomes and Looking Ahead

How to order and access the Parent Power Toolkit:

Simply add this product to your basket and check out as normal. You will need either a Parent/Guardian (Families) account, or a Teacher account to be able to access these products. If you have an account already, please log in to your account before you complete your purchase for the best experience. If you don’t yet have an account, you can create one when checking out, by clicking ‘CREATE ACCOUNT’, or you can create an account in advance of purchasing. After you have completed the checkout process, make sure that you are logged in to your account and click the person icon in the side menu of the website/online shop. This will take you to your account dashboard. Click on the tab for Premium Content purchases. You can now access a webpage with all of the resources in Part 2 on it.

Availability:

Unfortunately, the Parent Power Toolkit is only available to purchase in the UK – customers outside of the UK will not be able to check out with these products. We are working towards international sales and will notify customers when we can sell to customers outside of the UK.

Shipping & Returns:

This is a digital product and will be available immediately after purchase. Due to the digital nature of this product, it cannot be returned/refunded.

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Contents of Part 2:

Article – 25 Tips for Preparing for Tests and Exams: Parents can play a powerful role in supporting children with revision. Here are Tooled Up’s top 25 tips, designed to help your children prepare well for upcoming tests or exams.

Video – Nudging Versus Pushing: As parents, we want the best for our children and we want to know that they are reaching their full potential. But we do have to be careful to keep a sense of balance between academic expectation or pressure and all of the other activities that keep them feeling good about themselves and their progress. There is a big difference between nudging and pushing. Find out more in this video.

Video – Keeping Your Child Motivated: Did you know that parents are extremely powerful in shaping children’s early view of learning and can greatly influence their capacity to thrive academically? In this video, Dr Weston describes little things we can do at home that can maximise children’s chances of thriving at school.

Activity – How am I Feeling? When our children embark on new challenges, it’s an exciting time for the whole family. But change can induce a few butterflies, for us as well as them. Remember, how we feel impacts on our children, so it’s important for us to try to manage our anxieties and create a calm and consistent environment at home, where we can. Use this resource to identify what is causing you stress and our reflection points to consider what might help you to feel better.

Activity – Proud of My Progress: Setting simple, little goals can help us to feel more confident, purposeful and good about ourselves generally. It’s a really good idea for us all to set some achievable targets. Then we can reflect back on all of the brilliant progress that we’ve made! Use this tracker to help.

Activity – My Coping Menu: When we feel strong emotions, such as sadness, anger, fear or anxiety, it’s useful to have a toolkit of things we can do that we know will help to make us feel better. Keep it to hand, so that they can access it as soon as these feelings arise. Why not get the whole family involved and all create a menu?

Video – Resilient Reviser: Tests and exams are a fact of life for all children. As parents, our goal should be to teach them that exams are not to be feared or perceived as stressful or traumatic. This short video can be shared with your child to help them understand more about effective revision strategies.

HOW TO ORDER

How to order and access the Parent Power Toolkit

Simply add this product to your basket and check out as normal. You will need either a Parent/Guardian (Families) account, or a Teacher account to be able to access these products. If you have an account already, please log in to your account before you complete your purchase for the best experience. If you don’t yet have an account, you can create one when checking out, by clicking ‘CREATE ACCOUNT’, or you can create an account in advance of purchasing. After you have completed the checkout process, make sure that you are logged in to your account and click the person icon in the side menu of the website/online shop. This will take you to your account dashboard. Click on the tab for Premium Content purchases. You can now access a webpage with all of the resources in Part 2 on it.

Availability:

Unfortunately, the Parent Power Toolkit is only available to purchase in the UK – customers outside of the UK will not be able to check out with these products. We are working towards international sales and will notify customers when we can sell to customers outside of the UK.

Shipping & Returns:

This is a digital product and will be available immediately after purchase. Due to the digital nature of this product, it cannot be returned/refunded.