Ok so, I'm sitting my AS levels over the next few weeks and I am very scared. I am predicted AAAA and up until now I've pretty much been able to wing it (that's what I did for my GCSEs) but I'm just finding this year a lot harder. The thing is, I want to revise, and some days I can be really productive for hours and get loads done. But recently I've been really stressed and have found it extremely difficult to get anything done, which makes me even more stressed. I can't concentrate on one thing for too long anymore, and whenever I get stuck on anything and can't find the answer it makes me really demotivated and I give up. I constantly feel really panicky and whenever I stop revising I feel really guilty and get more stressed. Can anyone have any tips on how to deal with the stress and how to actually get motivated to stick to tasks I set myself? Thanks
Ok so, I'm sitting my AS levels over the next few weeks and I am very scared. I am predicted AAAA and up until now I've pretty much been able to wing it (that's what I did for my GCSEs) but I'm just finding this year a lot harder. The thing is, I want to revise, and some days I can be really productive for hours and get loads done. But recently I've been really stressed and have found it extremely difficult to get anything done, which makes me even more stressed. I can't concentrate on one thing for too long anymore, and whenever I get stuck on anything and can't find the answer it makes me really demotivated and I give up. I constantly feel really panicky and whenever I stop revising I feel really guilty and get more stressed. Can anyone have any tips on how to deal with the stress and how to actually get motivated to stick to tasks I set myself? Thanks
Wow thank you the stuff you wrote about revision methods is v helpful... my first exam is tomorrow and i'm feeling quite nervous about it, but i'm gonna try to keep my exam stress to a minimum this year. Thanks (and good luck if you have exams too)