Slide 1: Title Slide
Exam Tips and Advice - Part 2
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Slide 2: Exams Are Not Easy
Exams can be hard.
You are not the only one who feels nervous.
Everyone is good at different things.
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Slide 3: Don’t Depend on Devices Too Much
Phones and tablets are helpful.
But in exams, you may not be allowed to use them.
Practice without devices too.
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Slide 4: Exam Nerves Are Normal
It is okay to feel nervous.
Try to take deep breaths.
Talk to someone if you feel worried.
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Slide 5: Look at the Question Carefully
Sometimes the answer is in the question.
Read the question slowly.
Look at words like: what, how, why, when, who.
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Slide 6: What Is and What Is Not
Watch out for questions like:
What is mental health?
What is not mental health?
Highlight important words.
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Slide 7: Practice Papers Help
Do practice questions before your real exam.
Take your time.
Learn from any mistakes.
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Slide 8: Use Your Time Well
In the exam, you may feel rushed.
Stay calm.
Try your best.
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Slide 9: Reading and Text Questions
Some questions have reading parts.
If the print is too small, ask for bigger print.
You might need an eye test.
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Slide 10: Multiple Choice Questions (A, B, C)
Read all answers.
If two look right, mark both with pencil.
Read again and choose the best one.
Rub out the wrong one.
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Slide 11: Final Reminders
Use a pencil and highlighter.
Practice at home.
Ask for help if you need it.
Believe in yourself!
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Slide 12: Thank You and Good Luck!
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