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Exams coming up, refusing to revise

Hailzarella
over 8 years ago

My son has Aspergers and will be 15 soon.  He has started working towards GCSE's.  The problem is he just won't revise.  Then when it's time to sit an assessment or actual exam papers (he's sat two already) he panics and gets really upset that he's going to fail. So because of this he now has the thought that hes going to fail anyway so what's the point? Has anyone got any ideas how I can get him to first of all revise and secondly to teach him how to stop getting into a state?

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  • over 8 years ago

    My son is about to take his GCSE's and the night before the first English speaking one he had a meltdown and has now not been to school for three days. He just says, "Go away" and will not talk and flinches from any touch (touch has not been a problem before). I just don't know how to help him. 

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  • over 8 years ago

    My son is about to take his GCSE's and the night before the first English speaking one he had a meltdown and has now not been to school for three days. He just says, "Go away" and will not talk and flinches from any touch (touch has not been a problem before). I just don't know how to help him. 

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