hey!!pls help..exams r near..and there is a lot of fear!?
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It's all in time management.  It's exam time, and that means it's time to get down to business.  All the usual time consuming activities (hanging out, lunch with friends, sports, etc.) are now playing second fiddle to your education.  Use the time you usually use for extracurriculars for studying.  You can resume your normal life after exams are done.  \nAs for dealing with the stress, nothing is more effective than preparedness.  Good Luck!
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I'm sorry about your brother. You can make it but you may need a little help. Your current or future school may have a free counselor you can talk to about your concerns (which by the way just about every 1st year student has). Exercise. Taking long walks is good for your body and your mind. Try Yoga or mediating. It will calm you for free. Good luck.
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Drink heavily prior to the driving test, that should calm your nerves. I doubt that will help you pass, but you'll feel much better.  Cheers
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Just pray...try to remember what you learned during the course....Hope that your term mark is high.....Good luck and try to remember as much as you can.....Plus get some sleep otherwise you will sleep through the exam
712446
Try some yoga or just breathe. Take it slow and start a study regime. Do things at a specific time and don't go off it. Feel confident that you know the info. . Whenever you don't know an answer go with your gut feeling. Take deep breathes whenever you feel like you're going to fail.\nGood luck and just breathe.
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You won't get F or do badly just because you don't LIKE any particular subject. Yes, you may not get A.\n\nNow, why are you scared if your MOM (!)is giving you your final exam. You shouldn't be scared of your mom if she happens to be your teacher. \n\nAnd 'beforeyougo7' you've been very rude..
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ok first thing first, youve got to be calm and composed. feeling nervous is okay. just relax and listen to the questions carefully. answer them patiently. dont hurry things up. it can mess up.
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Unfortunately, it's hard to get un-nervous.  My best advice is to tell yourself when you get in there that you have plenty of time to take the test.  Relax, close your eyes and breathe deep when you feel yourself start to tense up.  And put yourself in the best possible position by preparing for the exam as well as possible.  \n\nMaybe use the point of view not that you are being tested, but that this exam is a chance for you to show what you know.
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dear me\ni think u need to relax for a moment. dont be so tense. \nu need to sleep after a hard days work. its great that u want to get into dental school but dont let that make u a nervous wreck. and dont think of it as a waste of time. u r building up ur energy for the next day. \nregarding ur studies, if u utilise the 18 hrs well (spposing u sleep for 6 hrs), u can get a lot done. \n\nregards
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Parsi, you obviously never grew up.  What kind of talk is this?\n\nJade, honey, you have every right to be nervous.  I was in your situation, oh about 24 years ago (I'm 40 and doing fine!).\n\nYou're nervous because you take responsibility for your actions.  And I hate to tell you that this is just a part of growing up, you'll always have thoughts about the future.  I still do.  Because you are nervous you are showing me that you are maturing and becoming more of an adult.\n\nMake the best preparations (plan it out) and carry out your plans.  See if you can meet with a journalist and find out what kind of preparations you can make in high school?\n\nJust remember to be sure you've given it your best effort.  That's what helps me sleep at night.  I tried my best, I know I did, I didn't give up.  I'll do something else.  I will be OK.
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Actually, you are not afraid of a test, you are afraid of failing a test. If you had prepared, you would not be feeling anything negative, maybe apprehensive, but that's healthy stress.\nnext time, make sure you prepare; if the work is difficult, get a tutor.\nbest of luck - try to relax, it is the only way to succeed
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You say you're "pretty scared," which most people would not say.  You probably have severe anxiety, which leads to depression almost all of the time.  Therefore, it's probably hard for you get motivated to do your work before the last minute, and when you do, you are too afraid of making mistakes.\n\nTrust me, I know.. I've been through it.  Go to a psych.
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Tia,i'm gonna write my class 10 board exams next year. see,everything's not in the marks you score. then for what do you think they have entrance exams? they are like chances. if you didn't do well, don't panic. do your entrances and other tests well.are you worried about  people asking your marks? simply avoid them for some days. be alone and relax,meditate and do things that calm your mind down.do well in your 12th boards and i wish you all the best for it.
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hi...\n\nI feel expectations is the mother of all show downs or disappointments. Now that the event has been over, I mean your test has been over all that you need to do is understand that are you really answerable to all those who are watching you. I feel a big NO....its only your family that you need to be worried of. And am sure they know what efforts you've put in to the exams.\n\nBe calm, do what relaxes you more, keep moving in people that you love moving with. These are few tips that I can suggest,\n\nCheers!!!\n\nAnanth
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'Fear' is the key problem. Once you overcome it, the rest is easy.  \n\nThe trick is not to get overwhelmed by the circumstances - take it as a regular occurrence and don't treat it like a ritual.  Or else, you're likely to tie yourself into knots.\n\nFigure out which is the best time suited to your brain for absorbing new material, information, data.  For some its early morning for some its late night for you it may be mid-day.  Identify that period of time - it must be at least 6 solid hours which are not wasted on anything else (like watching TV/ listening to the radio/ having breaks that are longer than your study spells!)\n\nFor Mathematics which cannot be memorized you need to be specially attentive while the concept is being explained in your school/college otherwise you're going to lose out.  For other subjects use the LBH (learn by heart) method - you start repeating answers to yourself line by line, until you get a whole para, then another and ultimately whole pages.  Once you master this you will slowly find your concentration pick up only the important lines and help you answer correctly and confidently in your exams.\n\nData cannot be inputted in your brain like a computer's so you got to give your 100% too.  God bless ya.
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I am, mine start next week, but my stats prof. gave us a freakin test today ........I think its just stupid.......I have 2 exams on monday, one on tuesday and one on wednesday.........Im stressed over it and will be studying for the rest of this week and all weekend, I just cant wait til they are over, I just hate waiting for them to get grades posted, it makes me crazy, I really dont know what a good way to deal with the stress is, if you find out please let me know
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You've never failed at anything so don't be afraid now.  Your anxieties are probably due to going out on your own and living away from your parents and family.  It's a great time to be your age, I mean being your age is great.  Live life to the fullest, get a little naughty and explore yourself and experiment -- that's what college is all about to be honest!\n\nDon't let your parents see this Answer!  Hehe.  Good luck to you.  Even if you decide not to be pre-med, Yale is a great school and you will be great.