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23/02/2018 By Rakhi Parsai 16 Comments

Exam Fear in Children- Ways You Can Help Your Child Positively Deal with It

Well, it’s that time of the year again when the kids are busy preparing for the yearly exam and eagerly waiting to be promoted to the higher classes. There are quite a lot of children for whom examinations are nothing less than a nightmare. Pressure to perform well, live up to the parent’s expectations and scoring the best marks among the peer group is quite high. Faced with such immense pressure, stress has become increasingly common among young children.

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Stress can also lead to children falling sick as the exam time approaches or they might go blank in during examination. This is the time when parents can ensure and help the children not only survive but maybe even thrive during their exams.

1) Offering support – When you notice the initial signs of stress in your children its ideal to offer them your support and reassurance. Try and make them speak up and share their worries with you. It’s always advisable to have realistic expectations from your child. It’s best to not pressurize the child and be the biggest cheerleaders in your child’s life. Encourage hard work, but ensure that they understand that they can only do their best.

2) Do not add to the stress – The first thing that as a parent you could do is avoid adding to the stress of your child. Try and reduce the burden and stress levels of your child. Considering they are young they do not know best ways to deal with the stressful situations and may not be able to manage it well. Recognize the signs of stress in your children and help them cope with it. Keep them motivated and avoid being the reason for stress in their lives. Stay composed and help them be focused on their studies.

Exam3) Seek professional advice – At times in spite of all the positive motivation provided by parent’s kids still might not be able to show signs of improvement. In such situations its best to seek professional help. Expert guidance and support can help children get over the exam fear and improves concentration in studies.

4) Take time out- Exam – Excessive stress can lead to depression in kids, thus it is important for parents to interact with their children regularly. Spend quality time with your children every day and try to understand the pain points and things that worry them the most. Avoid putting undue pressure and expectations on them. Stay positive and encourage a positive environment for them.

5) Encourage light exercise and yoga – The healthy body is a must for the healthy functioning of mind and body. Encourage your child to do some light exercise or yoga daily. Some time spent in fresh air can do good for your child’s health. Regular exercise helps in keeping stress, anxiety & fatigue away and give them ample energy to concentrate better on their studies.

Exam6) Ensure healthy nutrition – Balanced nutrition is the key to proper functioning of the body. A diet full of proteins, vitamins, and minerals helps in boosting the immunity and keeps your child fit during exam time. Ensure that you give fresh food, green leafy vegetables, pulses, and dairy products regularly. Along with nutritious diet also ensure good 8 hours of sleep for your child for better concentration and functioning of the brain during examination time.

Exam7) Positive encouragement – Parenting is one of the most difficult tasks and should be fulfilled with all honesty and responsibility. It’s one of the major roles that helps in overcoming exam fear in your children.

Children are often fearful of not being able to meet the expectations of their parents. It’s the responsibility of the parents to teach their kids that it is okay to fail sometimes. Try and help your children develop a habit of taking studies seriously and exams positively. Do not pressurize your kids to perform well in exams and score good marks. While helping your child deal with his fear of exams, it is critical to empathize and make him understand that examinations are not the ultimate judge of his capabilities. Exams are a great opportunity for kids to reap good results for their hard work, but do tell them that you will shower love on them come what may.

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About Rakhi Parsai

I am a Corporate Communication professional based in Bangalore. My career has spanned across strategic communication and as a public-relations specialist. Two things, however, have always remained constant: my passion for storytelling and my thirst for acquiring new knowledge, skills, and experience. In all these little over 11 years, I have rose from intern to Corporate Communication professional, from a mentee to a mentor. Outside of work i am a blogger, dreamer, bibliophile, wife and a mother to an adorable munchkin.

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Alexx Bloom
Alexx Bloom
7 years ago

This article Remind me of school days when I used to have exam phobia

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Mrinal
Mrinal
7 years ago

I have always feared exams and the stress related to it! This is a really helpful post and great tips! ❤

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Hena Jose
Hena Jose
7 years ago

All the points mentioned here are relevant. As parents we must not pressurize too at same time provide required push

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Shivali Singla
Shivali Singla
7 years ago

Anxiety is something I can totally relate to because I have gone through it so many times.

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Minakshi Bajpai
Minakshi Bajpai
7 years ago

All the points mentioned here are very relevant. Light exercises and yoga are must to add.

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Jhilmil
Jhilmil
7 years ago

Great points Rakhi, I can so very well understand the anxiety and stress kids get during the exam times and it relies a lot on parents how they ask them to take things easy.

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Roshni Parate
Roshni Parate
7 years ago

This article has directly taken me to my school. Mental state of a student matters a lot during exam time.

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Reetuparna Saha
Reetuparna Saha
7 years ago

I’ve seen children of working mothers getting irritable at times, maybe because they miss their moms throughout the day, a major cause of stress to young minds. Of course they grow up to understand but your tips are a great way to help women out who might be looking for ways to help their children.

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Reetuparna Saha
Reetuparna Saha
7 years ago

Exam fear is something we’ve all dealt with some time or the other. So glad you came up with ideas to help parents to guide and support their children with this. And with parents’ help,children can surely rise and shine and even perform well.

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Shaila
Shaila
7 years ago

All these points u put forwards are so helpful, feel frst parents shld go through these whn they have kids

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Priyanka Patwari
Priyanka Patwari
7 years ago

You have given very relevant points here. Its remind me of my school days.

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Bushra Khan
Bushra Khan
7 years ago

such helpful tips! the same should be given to us moms who are more fearful for our kids exams than the children themsleves! I am one such mom who has a hard time when kids have exams!

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Radha@trystwithvanillagirl
Radha@trystwithvanillagirl
7 years ago

So many useful tips!! Thanks for the helpful post. Will definitely apply these during exams time from now onwards

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Charu
Charu
7 years ago

Also I think you should add something for the moms too. Having chilled out moms can really add to a relaxed atmosphere and hence more positivity

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Gomama247
Gomama247
7 years ago

I appreciate your efforts. I know it is really hard to handle the exam stress for these small kids and parents should support their kids. Only a positive and motivating approach is helpful.

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Kunal
Kunal
7 years ago

Great Blog! Its really helpful Blogging is an amazing skill with which you can share your thoughts online.Love your ideas keep up the good work!

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