3 Stress Busters for Exams
Exams mean a headache
for some students. Stress is usual for many of us but actually, it is not the
case. Stress can be minimised no doubt. The thing is you need to know stress
busters tricks during exams. You a kind of push to prepare well for the exam, I
mean not the literal push but the motivational push. Most of us including me
fear the word exam itself. But it is because we have made perception like this.
It can be reduced no big deal you need to follow just these simple steps to
reduce the stress:
1) Take a break:
Continuously studying
for a longer period of time gives stress in mind. Mark time to study for about
an hour and take short breaks of 5 minutes. This helps you to concentrate more
on chapters you are reading. Take a tea or water drinking breaks so that you
have moved from your position and roam a bit. You need to remember your break
will not reach the mark above of the 5 minutes otherwise it will be drastic in
your preparations. After having the break, do return to the study mode again
with full new concentration.
2) Motivational Quotes:
Place some motivational
quotes around your study table or in the study room from the lips of motivation speakers, so that you can
see those quotes on the daily basis. It really helps you when you are under
stress and looking for the motivation around you. These quotes are compiled
here:
● “If you can dream it,
you can do it.”
— Walt
Disney
●
“Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground.”
— Theodore
Roosevelt
● “Don't be afraid to go
out on a limb. That's where the fruit is.”
— H.
Jackson Browne
● “Don't wait for your
feelings to change to take the action. Take the action and your feelings will
change.”
— Barbara
Baron
● “Fall seven times, stand
up eight.”
— Japanese
Proverb
● “We are still masters of
our fate. We are still captains of our souls.”
— Winston
Churchill
● “Nothing worthwhile
comes easily. Work, continuous work and hard work, is the only way to
accomplish results that last.”
— Hamilton
Holt
● “If you will pump long
enough, hard enough, and enthusiastically enough, sooner or later the effort
will bring forth the reward.”
— Zig
Ziglar
3) Revise it properly:
It’s very important to
point I am going to mention here. Most of the students commit this mistake of
studying new chapters a day before the exam. This should not be done; you need
to revise all the chapters you have already studied. The day should be reserved
for the sole purpose of revision. If the chapters are studied by you is revised
properly, you have got the serious chances of scoring more. You know it is
impossible to study a topic completely in a span a day only. The time you are
going to invest in studying this new chapter is going to be in vain as this
time can be utilised in revising old chapters and remove the dust.
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