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Mastering 11+ entry exams: Strategies for verbal reasoning
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Mastering 11+ entry exams: Strategies for verbal reasoning

Learn how to answer six different Verbal Reasoning question types
Created byHayley Mitchell
Last updated 5/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Confidently tackle a range of verbal reasoning questions using techniques and strategies demonstrated.

Course content

2 sections • 9 lectures • 30m total length

  • Introduction1:41

    This introduction to the course will briefly clarify what is covered in the course, who it is suited for and also introduce who I am.

  • Analogy5:57

    Learn how to approach analogy type verbal reasoning questions, with examples and practise materials.

  • Alphabet Analogy2:46

    Explore how best to approach this type of question, with worked examples and a practise paper to follow.

  • Coding3:37

    Discover the best way to approach this type of verbal reasoning question. See worked examples and practise using the provided question sheet.

  • Classification3:15

    Learn what is expected in the classification style of verbal reasoning questions. Discover how to answer this question type and then practise using the worksheet provided.

  • Sequencing3:02

    See worked examples of these types of verbal reasoning questions and then tackle the provided practise paper.

  • Complete the series7:29

    Watch how this type of verbal reasoning question should be approached and then have a try at the accompanying worksheet. 

Requirements

  • No prerequisites are required to study this course.

Description

Verbal reasoning assesses your ability to comprehend and reason using concepts expressed through words and letters. Such tests are often used as part of entry exams for grammar school education, but also for other academic purposes such as job interviews.

This short course is designed to support self-study for the Verbal Reasoning element of the 11+ exam. It is suitable for use by parents who wish to support their child in their studies, or for children themselves to follow. The course contains a number of lessons with demonstrations of the 'how to' element of six different types of verbal reasoning questions.

Strategies for verbal reasoning can be studied at any time in any location although for those looking to gain success in the 11+ should be started in year 5 of Primary education (or year 4 for confident mathematicians). The course is also suitable for any child or indeed adult who would like to stretch and challenge themselves and test their mental agility. 

Why you need to take this course;

  1. You will have access to six worksheets (with answer pages) covering six different kinds of verbal reasoning questions.
  2. You will have lifetime access to lectures which clearly explain each reasoning type in a way accessible to children as well as adults. These lectures can be rewound, paused and reviewed so that study can be tailored to your child's pace.
  3. You also have access to the short interactive test where you can check your understanding of the topics covered.

Don't wait to enrol. Start studying now and give your child the first step towards verbal reasoning success!

Who this course is for:

  • Children studying for the 11+ entrance exams
  • Children looking to extend their logic and reasoning skills
  • Adults looking to extend their logic and reasoning skills
  • Beginners at verbal reasoning

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