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exams: revision and stress 

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Remember that a certain amount of exam stress, while being unpleasant, is normal.   If you need help with stress generally, or with exam stress or revision, you might try some of the following websites.

However, if you need more help than they can offer, please see your Guidance Teacher or your subject teacher for assistance.

Good luck!

 
Stress Channel 4 have a very good health section on their website, including these pages on stress
Keeping your Head a Radio 1 website on exams including exam advice and stress
revision and study skills a very helpful website from the BBC
Exam stress Helpful information and factsheets from Childline (plus help and information about lost of other things!)
learn.co.uk One of the largest learning resources on the web from the Guardian.  Use it for homework, revision, or preparing lessons.  Includes a revision guide and revision planner.
Coping with Exam Stress some helpful tips from the International Stress Management Association
Study skills and revision advice How should you be revising?   The 6 million dollar question, second only to "What should you be revising?" and "Why do all this revising?!"
Exams, Stress and You! some good tips from the counsellor at Macquarie University, Australia
Study Skills Counselling Website FOR TEACHERS AND PARENTS by Eileen Tracy, a Study Skills Counsellor in London, who is seeking to spread
awareness of emotional issues which help or hinder
students' ability to learn.
   
 

This page was last updated on 07 October 2007 21:49 +0100