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What essential maths & English should my brother know at 15 ?
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FriendlyBro
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I will give some context I am hes older brother in my 20s my younger brother goes to a special needs school. He was left behind in primary school due to how the system is. He now goes to a special needs school but i want to help him on the side every day for maybe 1 to 2 hours eventually for skills like Handling money, times tables, punctuation is there anything else or sauces you would recommend ?
Ps we were considering a tutor but with what is going on right now with covid this has delayed this for the foreseeable future
Ps we were considering a tutor but with what is going on right now with covid this has delayed this for the foreseeable future
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Welcome to the community @FriendlyBro It's great that you're wanting to help your brother out. I'm sorry that he got left behind in primary school but it's good to hear that he's getting more support now. Could you perhaps ask to speak to is teachers about what he's been learning about at school so that you can help to reinforce this at home?
Have you taken a look at BBC Bitesize? It can be a useful tool for getting the basics down.
Many tutoring companies (and I'm sure individuals too) are offering remote services at the moment. This means that tutoring can take place via video call. Could that be a possibility for you? -
Tori_Scope said:Welcome to the community @FriendlyBro It's great that you're wanting to help your brother out. I'm sorry that he got left behind in primary school but it's good to hear that he's getting more support now. Could you perhaps ask to speak to is teachers about what he's been learning about at school so that you can help to reinforce this at home?
Have you taken a look at BBC Bitesize? It can be a useful tool for getting the basics down.
Many tutoring companies (and I'm sure individuals too) are offering remote services at the moment. This means that tutoring can take place via video call. Could that be a possibility for you? -
Hi there
There are some really good books on amazon to help
Just put in subject and school year you think your brother would best fit
I had maths and English for my son in primary school as he was getting behind and found them really good -
Oh dear, that's no good about the homework @FriendlyBro. Did they explain how that might have happened, and what they're doing to ensure it doesn't happen aagin?
I used Bitesize at school too, which is why I thought of it I also remember finding the CGP revision books useful for certain subjects, so you might like to check those out too. You can usually buy them second hand.
Another useful tool is YouTube of course. There are plenty of education videos on there. If you search for what you're looking for, I'm sure there'll be something! -
janer1967 said:Hi there
There are some really good books on amazon to help
Just put in subject and school year you think your brother would best fit
I had maths and English for my son in primary school as he was getting behind and found them really good -
Tori_Scope said:Oh dear, that's no good about the homework @FriendlyBro. Did they explain how that might have happened, and what they're doing to ensure it doesn't happen aagin?
I used Bitesize at school too, which is why I thought of it I also remember finding the CGP revision books useful for certain subjects, so you might like to check those out too. You can usually buy them second hand.
Another useful tool is YouTube of course. There are plenty of education videos on there. If you search for what you're looking for, I'm sure there'll be something!
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