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June Editorial-Coping With Exam Stress

Health & Mind Club

As we all know, being quarantined is a new experience for all of us and it has brought about so many new challenges for us.

Online classes are a new initiative that has been implemented in schools and we all are truly blessed to be able to attend school even under such difficult circumstances. However, it is of utmost importance that we all maintain a healthy mindset during exams.

Here are some tips to help you out while preparing for exams and while taking these exams online.


1. Remember to breathe

Setting aside a couple of minutes every day to practice mindfulness techniques, such as breathing exercises help you to calm down your body's stress response and shift your attention back to the present moment.


2. Eat, sleep and exercise well



Pulling all-nighters, surviving on a poor diet, and getting minimal amounts of movement into your day can increase symptoms of anxiety. Make sure you're getting 8/9 hours of sleep, enough slow-release carbs, less caffeine and more water, and at least half an hour of exercise per day.


3. Set realistic goals



Setting realistic goals, whether you have several weeks, days or hours before your exam, helps you to put everything into perspective.


4. Pace yourself through panic



Panicking before, during or even after an exam is common among students. If you experience it at any point, take six deep breaths, hydrate yourself, and then go back to the problem at hand, being sure to break it down into several and manageable chunks.


5. Believe in yourself



When being constantly faced with new challenges, we often forget to look back at how far we have come and how much we have already achieved. Given that you have prepared well, there should be no reason for you to worry. Therefore, when experiencing a negative thought, try to replace it with a positive one.


Written By:

Muvisha Ajay

12-B

 
 
 

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Mrs. Elizabeth Mathew

Having good mental health is key to the healthy development and well-being of every child. Children need good mental health - not only to be able to deal with challenges and adapt to change, but so they can feel good about themselves, build healthy relationships with others and enjoy life.

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Emin Binu

It is said that you must treat your body like a temple and the greatest of pillars have the strongest of bases. If your body is that pillar then your mind is that base. The discourse around mental health in school has exponentially increased and the Health and Mind Club has played a massive role in making that happen. It gives me immense pleasure to be leading the club and encouraging our members to use the club as a catalyst for the mental well being of the school. We strive to stamp out the stigma and provide an all inviting, all accepting platform.

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Hrithika Pillai

Mental health is not a destination, but a process. It's about how you drive, not where you're going."
Mental health is equally important as physical health. It includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, which affects our day to day life. 
The aim of the Health & Mind Club is to  ensure that we students have a healthy and positive mindset.

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Serah Prakkat

Serah Prakkat is an alumni of the University of Washington, Seattle. She graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences in Psychology and minor in Informatics. She took care of outreach, marketing and conducting workshops while being an active member and contributor to MHEA. She looks forward to joining Microsoft as a full time employee and is now working with the MHEA team on a research paper

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