Your child has an algebra test coming up. Your role is not to be the tutor, but the coach and project manager.

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1. The Logistics Manager: Help them create a study schedule. Ensure they have a quiet place to work and all the supplies they need.

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2. The Resource Provider: Help them find good resources online, like specific Khan Academy videos for topics they are struggling with.

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3. The Quiz Master: Use their study guide or flashcards to quiz them. This makes studying more active and fun.

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4. The 'Explain it to Me' Role: Ask them to teach you a concept. 'I've forgotten how to factor. Can you show me?' This forces them to solidify their knowledge.

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5. The Emotional Support: Be a source of calm and confidence. Remind them of past successes and praise their effort, not just their grade.

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6. The Wellness Coach: Ensure they are getting enough sleep and eating well in the days leading up to the test, especially the night before.

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Do not do their homework for them. Do not add to their pressure with your own anxiety.

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Your job is to create the perfect environment and support system for them to succeed on their own.

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Be their coach, not their crutch.

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