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Exam Anxiety!

Lyndsay

As I'm going through my last year of GCSEs, I've got so many exams coming up. Starting from tomorrow, I have 11 exams in the next 3 weeks, and I'm finding it impossible to revise for them all. Firstly, I find it hard to prioritize which exams to study for first. For example, I have a History exam on the 3rd, and then a Biology on the 5th, and so on..Most of them are one day after another, and it's stressful to study effectively for them all. I understand that all 16 year olds struggle with exams, but with my Aspergers and extreme anxiety, I'm just really struggling, as every exam brings more anxiety! Does anyone have ideas on how I could prioritze successfully or just relax about it all?
I just can't wait for them all to be over.Thanks for listening, and I would appreciate anyone's advice. It would all be helpful. Smile

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  • Thanks guys, I do get 25% extra time in my exams, but sometimes even that doesn't feel enough! I revise for 2 hours every night, with two 10 minute breaks, but sometimes I feel like I haven't done enough. It's just an awful time at the minute, but I know it'll be over soon. Thanks for all your advice :)

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  • Thanks guys, I do get 25% extra time in my exams, but sometimes even that doesn't feel enough! I revise for 2 hours every night, with two 10 minute breaks, but sometimes I feel like I haven't done enough. It's just an awful time at the minute, but I know it'll be over soon. Thanks for all your advice :)

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