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Being well prepared for the test is the best way to reduce test taking anxiety.
Avoid Obsessing about: Past performance, Consequence of Failure.
It is important to learn how to manage, but not necessarily eliminate, the anxiety you feel with math.
Read the directions slowly and carefully.
Learn the conditions under which you learn math best and you will enhance your math achievement.
Say to yourself, "I am becoming more calm, relaxed and confident while doing math."
If you don't know a question, skip it for the time being (come back to it later if you have time).
Don't let your mind wander on other things.
Exercising for a few days before the test will help reduce stress.
Don’t wait until the last minute and try to learn everything the night before.
Write down important formulas in the margin first so you won't worry about forgetting them.
Do the simple questions first to help build up your confidence for the harder questions.
Don't worry about how fast other people finish their test; just concentrate on your own test.
Even if math has given you problems for years, act as if you have control over your present level of success.
If you begin to get nervous, take a few deep breaths slowly to relax yourself and then get back to work.
Remember that you don't have to always get every question right to do well on the test.
Try a practice test beforehand.
Focus on the question at hand.
If you're still experiencing extreme test anxiety after following these tips, seek help from your school counselor.
Go to class regularly.
Get involved in the learning process and don't be passive.
Skim through the test so that you have a good idea how to pace yourself.