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8 reviewsStressed about your studies? Struggling with subjects? Anxious about exams?
This fantastic visual guide is here to help children and parents get the most out of school and make curriculum learning an enjoyable experience.
With bright visuals and brilliant step-by-step content, this is the helping hand parents need to guide their children through the challenges of education. You'll discover all the best practical techniques to gather knowledge, master revision, boost memory, create study plans, and excel at exams. You'll also learn to keep calm with workable ways of building confidence, getting motivated, handling pressure, and managing anxiety.
Help Your Kids with Study Skills offers invaluable advice on how to support your child's classwork, homework, and revision right up to the exams. Covering everything from staying healthy and creating a work space to setting goals and studying online, this absolutely essential book encourages real world skills for lifelong learning. The book presents crystal-clear bite-sized text and jargon-free explanations to conquer difficult concepts and tricky subjects, including maths, science, history, and geography.
DK's best-selling Help Your Kids series ensures frustrated parents and confused children find studying more simple and straightforward than ever before.
