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They may attempt to avoid the situation by feigning illness, or enduring extreme fear throughout the examinations.\u003Cbr>High anxiety can tip some into a sense of panic:\u003Cbr>“I really cannot do it!” |\n\nStudents with either low or high anxiety respond differently to pressure. Research has shown that those who could manage their anxiety effectively actually do well in their examinations. In other words, exam anxiety may interfere with the students' ability to perform during an exam.  \nSo, how can students cool their exam nerves?  \nWell, students can practise self-care strategies during this time by having a:  \n✔ good night sleep  \n✔ well-balanced nutrition intake  \n✔ good exercise routine  \nDuring the run up to exams:  \n✔ Revise effectively by focusing on essential topics/materials.  \n✔ Be active rather than sitting and reading for hours at a time.  \n✔ Ask for help if you get stuck during your revision.  \n✔ Make sure to take regular breaks.  \n✔ Talk to your friends and family about your worries rather than bottling things up.  \n✔ Don't stay up too late the night before or get up too early on the morning of the exam.  \nA good night night's sleep is more valuable than an extra few hours of revision.  \n✔ Remember to eat-your brain will need the fuel during the exam.  \nStudents who can overcome their exam anxiety will have the following positive effects:  \n✔ improved academic performance  \n✔ reduction in stress and distress  \n✔ increased sense of control and confidence  \n✔ decreased frustration  \nTIPS ON PREPARING FOR EXAMS  \nDo not leave the preparation till the last minute. While quite a handful of students do seem to thrive on last-minute cramming, it is widely accepted that (for most of the students) this method is not the best way to prepare for an exam. Proper time management is the key. Some students may need to spend more time on their weaker subjects and the appropriate allocation of time is important.  \nOrganising your study space  \n✔ Do you have enough space to spread your textbooks and notes out?  \n✔ Is your study area equipped with adequate lights?  \n✔ Are your table and chair too cosy?  \n✔ Do you have any nearby items that can cause distractions?  \nFirst, you need to be comfortable in your study space, but not so cosy that you snooze off at any point of time. It is an area where you need to focus on whatever you are doing, so you need everything as tidy and as organised as possible in order to achieve full concentration. Some students may prefer to have some light background music to break the complete silence. Well, there is no right or no wrong to any of this arrangement. It is whatever suits you best.  \nUsing MIND-Mapping techniques  \nVisual aids can really be helpful when it comes to revising. At the start of a topic, you may challenge yourself to write down or draw everything that you already know using MIND-Mapping flow charts and diagrams. Getting your ideas in this brief format can help you to quickly recall important notes and pointers that you might otherwise have forgotten.  \nPractising past year examination papers  \nOne of the most effective and traditional ways to prepare for examinations is to practise past year examination papers. Firstly, this will help you to get used to the format of the questions and secondly it is a good gauge against time, by making sure that you spend the right amount o","cbCaiqxzn2QThlkd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqxzn2QThlkd","pdf",74431,"English","# Tips on Coping With Exam Anxiety\n## What is exam anxiety?\n## How to cool exam nerves\n## Positive effects of overcoming exam anxiety\n# Tips on Preparing for Exams\n## Time management and early preparation\n## Organising your study space\n## Using mind-mapping techniques\n## Practising past year examination papers\n## Getting a study buddy\n## Taking regular breaks\n## Getting ready for your examination","[{\"question\":\"What is exam anxiety and how do low and high anxiety differ?\",\"answer\":\"Exam anxiety is intense fear or panic felt before or during an examination. 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