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Six Science Backed Ways To Help Students Cope With Exam Stress

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Exam stress is a common experience for many students, and it can have a negative impact on their academic performance and overall well-being. Fortunately, there are several science-backed ways to help students cope with exam stress. Here are six effective strategies: 1. Encourage regular exercise: Exercise is a powerful stress reliever, as it helps to release endorphins (feel-good chemicals) in the brain. Encourage students to engage in regular physical activity, such as taking a walk or bike ride, doing yoga, or playing a sport. Even brief bursts of exercise can be beneficial for reducing stress. 2. Promote good sleep habits: Lack of sleep can contribute to stress and reduce cognitive performance. Encourage students to establish a regular sleep schedule and to get at least 7-8 hours of sleep each night. This can help improve their focus, memory, and overall well-being. 3. Teach relaxation techniques: Relaxation techniques like square breathing, deep breathing, and muscle relaxation, can help reduce stress and anxiety. Encourage students to try these techniques when they feel overwhelmed or anxious. 4. Offer social support: Social support is an essential buffer against stress. Encourage students to seek support from family, friends, or a school counselor. Talking about their worries and concerns can help them feel less alone and more supported. 5. Healthy snacks: Healthy snacks like fruits, vegetables, and nuts can give students the energy they need to focus and concentrate during exams. Encourage students to avoid sugary or processed foods, as these foods lead to adverse psychological impacts and mood swings. 6. Teach time management skills: Poor time management can contribute to stress and anxiety. Teach students to prioritize their tasks and break them down into manageable chunks. Encourage them to create a study schedule that includes breaks and time for self-care activities. By implementing these strategies, educators and parents can help students cope with exam stress and the students can perform their best in exams.

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