Mock Exams for Standard Four - 2024 - All Regions - All Subjects

Convincing your children to sit down and revise the likes of sibilance and pathetic fallacy, can sometimes feel like a rather insurmountable challenge. Thankfully though, mocks provide a really useful chance to engage your child in a structured revision plan, comfortably in advance of their actual exam. When the prospect of exams feels incredibly far away, children are much less likely to actually sit down and commit to the necessary time to their exam preparation. However, Mocks gently move that sense of urgency a little further forward, helping children to throw themselves into their exam preparation before it’s too late.

2. Have the right mindset

Instead of seeing an exam as a potentially challenging event or as some sort of judgement on their ability, it would be great if we could help all students to see their mock exams as a vital way of improving their knowledge and memory.

Exam performance strategy is just as important as knowing all the key facts, ideas, dates and essay strategies that their subjects require. Just like an athlete would practise for a big race, students need to put themselves through as many mock exams as possible to reduce their ‘flight’ fear response on exam day.

3. Mock exams get students in the right mind-set

Much like a massive football match or an opening night performance, your exams need to be prepared for and mocks are, undeniably, the best way for you to do that. Not only is it great practice to sit down and take a timed paper, in exam conditions, but also, the process of preparing for mocks really allows students to get themselves into a focused and prepared mindset, which will help them a huge amount when it comes to taking the real thing. Actively entering into a studious state of concentration is perhaps the most profitable preparation any student could do before and exam and mocks offer us the chance to do that.