- What is the 11+? - Understanding the test types - Is the 11+ right for my child? - How do I enter my child for the 11+ test? - 11+ preparation explored - What can I do to help my child prepare? - Understanding 11+ results - How can I appeal against a decision? - How can I help my child prepare for the 11+? - Inspiring my child - Managing the challenge of the 11+ - Improving test technique - Approaching the 11+ test - After the 11+ test
- What is the 11+? - Understanding the test types - Is the 11+ right for my child? - How do I enter my child for the 11+ test? - 11+ preparation explored - What can I do to help my child prepare? - Understanding 11+ results - How can I appeal against a decision? - How can I help my child prepare for the 11+? - Inspiring my child - Managing the challenge of the 11+ - Improving test technique - Approaching the 11+ test - After the 11+ test
About the author Angus McDonald is a Chartered Psychologist with extensive experience of developing psychometric assessments and using them to identify development needs and help individuals realise their potential, nurturing talent in schools and organisations; he wrote Part 1. He is a member of the British Psychological Society and is closely involved in setting and monitoring standards and best practice in the use of tests. Angus has brought together his knowledge of testing and psychology with the expertise of GL Assessment, to produce a guide that is both practical and grounded in scientific research.
"Assuming no prior knowledge, this guide from GL Assessment provides you with information, guidance and advice to help you support your child through the 11+ process. GL Assessments produce the majority of 11+ papers taken in the UK, so they are ideally placed to support parents whose children are taking the test. The first part of the book explains the process and helps parents to know whether the 11+ is right for their child - always a tricky decision and one which should be taken in conjunction with the child's school. The second part helps parents to prepare their child for the 11+, with sections on preparation, techniques and much more. Usefully, the book also covers the emotional aspects of taking the test. An excellent guide which I recommend to all parents considering the 11+ for their child." Parents in Touch
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