5 tips to make the most of mock results

By Kristy Turner2020-02-12T13:41:00

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How to ensure students do better in the real thing

Mocks can give you an idea of how well prepared students are for their public exams. However, it’s all too easy to imbue mocks with far too much significance. This article advises on how to use mock exam results effectively, with tips on feedback, analysis and practice, to ensure teachers don’t spend too much time on them, and students improve their performance in the final exams.

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