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Guides for parents
Plain, practical guides on helping your child learn, from Class 6 to Class 12.
CBSE guide
CBSE case-based and source-based questions: a parent's decoder
How to read CBSE case-based and source-based questions, what the marking schemes reward, and a 15-minute weekly routine to practise at home.
CBSE guide
CBSE HOTS questions, explained for parents
What CBSE means by Higher Order Thinking Skills, what these questions look like from Class 6 to 12, and how to help at home without doing the work.
Inside Solver Bro
Convection in three lines: how the Tutor's board works
A walk through the short Class 7 convection lesson on our home page: what the board writes, what the Tutor says, the science behind it, and the question it asks back.
Writing
Essay writing for school: structure, draft and word limit, in your child's words
How to help your child plan, draft and trim a school essay to the word limit, without writing it for them. With tips for each essay type.
Homework
Helping without doing it for them: an evening guide for parents
A simple evening routine for homework help: settle what's due, use a hint ladder instead of answers, and check understanding before you close the book.
AI and homework
Is AI homework help cheating? A plain checklist for parents
Where the line sits between using AI to learn and using it to submit, three questions to ask after any session, and simple house rules that work.
Inside Solver Bro
It asks before it tells
Why Solver Bro's Tutor asks your child a question back instead of handing over the answer, and how you can use the same habit at home.
Homework
Patience is the hardest part of teaching your child
Why patience runs out on the third 'I still don't get it', what real patience looks like, and small habits that keep homework time calm.
AI and homework
What a good AI homework helper should do: a checklist for parents
A plain checklist for judging any AI homework tool: does it teach the method, check understanding and keep your child doing the thinking?
Writing
Writing a school speech with your child: from blank page to assembly
How long a two-minute speech is, how to build one around a single message and a strong opening, and how to rehearse it. For assembly, farewell, festivals and competitions.