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How can I prevent freezing up when I take a test? I'm having trouble in my math class. I understand the problems, do the homework, and study hard for the tests. But when it comes time for the tests, I freeze up. I try so hard to figure out the questions that I just get the answers wrong. My grades aren't good in that class.

What can I do to improve? When I feel tense, everything I studied tends to fall out of my head. I suggest that when you start a test, do your best to relax. Take a breath, and then go for it. If you don't know an answer, come back to the question later. You might feel less stressed- out.

Just be sure to answer the questions you left blank before you turn in the test.- Lydia, age 1. Canada. I used to struggle with math tests, so my parents helped me get a tutor. She helped me a lot and gave me the confidence I needed to face those tests.

An American Girl fan, age 1. Connecticut. I like to have a little something that I always do before I take a test. For you, it could be taking three deep breaths or putting a bracelet on the opposite wrist. Your little routine could make you think, I've done this many times before, and your stress might disappear. Rachel, age 1. 3, New York. Try positive visualization.

If I feel stressed as I'm taking a test, I imagine myself getting a good grade. If you put too much pressure on yourself, test taking will continue to be challenging. Abbi, age 1. 0, California. Before you start a test, think about something that makes you laugh. Imagining something silly always relaxes me and makes me feel better. Rosalie, age 1. 3, Pennsylvania. Clear your mind before a test.

Are you mad at your sister about something? Or are you worried about something you said to a friend? Tell yourself that you'll deal with it later, and just focus on your test.- Isabel, age 9, Oregon.

Tell your teacher that you are struggling with taking tests, and he or she could give you some help. Don't be afraid to speak up. Teachers are there to help.- Cam, age 1. Texas. Instead of freezing up in the middle of a test, take a breather by laying your head on your desk for about a minute. Watch Come Undone Full Movie.

This always helps me. Try it and see if it works for you. Destiny, age 1. 0, Virginia. Instead of putting tons of pressure on yourself for taking a test, try to imagine that you're just sitting and working on normal classwork. Ryanne, age 1. 1, Colorado.

Ask your teacher if she has any practice tests you could take ahead of time. Practicing before the test might calm your jitters and help you feel more confident. Maria, age 1. 2, Texas. When you start to tense up, give yourself a pep talk. In your mind, say to yourself, I know I can do this. I worked hard! Even if I get this question wrong, it's not the end of the world.

It might make you feel better. Lilly, age 1. 0, New York. The night before a test, try to go to sleep early and have a healthy breakfast in the morning. That way, you'll feel fueled when you take your test.- Claire, age 1. Virginia. Continue to study hard, and don't overthink things.

Before you start a test, calm down and imagine that you're just doing your homework at home, sitting at your desk in your room. You might see an improvement when taking math tests. Madison, age 1. 3, New York.

Your brain might understand math, but when you have a test in front of you, you suddenly think, Oh no! A test! Tests are supposed to be stressful! When you get the jitters, it's harder to think straight. During your next test, remind yourself that you know the subject. And if you don't get a perfect grade, that doesn't mean you aren't smart.

A lot of kids struggle with tests even when they know the concepts, so you're not alone. Try your best and r- e- l- a- x! Elle, age 1. 2, Canada How can I transition from home school to public school? All of my life I have been home- schooled, but recently, my parents decided to send me to a public school.

I start after the holidays, and I'm so nervous. Not only am I starting halfway through the year, but I don't know anyone in the whole school. How can I feel better about starting a new chapter in my life?

On your first day of school, instead of waiting for other kids to say hi to you, walk up to someone who seems nice and say hi to him or her. That person might be able to help you throughout the day.

Aviya, age 1. 0, New York. The best piece of advice I can share with you is this: be yourself! Don't try to be someone you're not.

Shayla, age 1. 2, California. Every person has been afraid of what others think of him or her at one time or another. Doesn't it make you feel better to know that you're not alone? Even the kids that you might think of as "popular" have worried about wearing certain outfits or saying the wrong thing. Watch Starter For 10 Putlocker#.

Try not to be afraid of what people think of you. Chances are, people at your new school will think you're awesome. Emily, age 1. 3, Delaware. If you enter the school with the mindset of enjoying it and soaking up the good times, you will have a better experience. Focus on meeting new people and learning new things. Julie, age 1. 2, Ohio. During your first day at your new school, be sure to smile and be friendly.

Don't overthink things, or else you might not enjoy your day. Abby, age 1. 1, Washington. Try this: On one piece of paper, write down the positive things about going to public school. On another piece of paper, write down the cons. Then tear up the cons list and throw it away. Keep the list of positive things in your backpack, and look at it whenever you need a boost. Madison, age 1. 2, Indiana.

Going to public school is more like home- schooling than you think. You're in a classroom instead of your living room, and there will be some different rules to follow. Meet your teachers and be friendly to your new classmates.

Sometimes in life, new things can be good. Melanie, age 8, California. I'm home- schooled, and I was nervous when I joined a girls' rugby team. I was worried that they wouldn't like me, but it turned out that I worried for nothing.

A girl on the team has become one of my best friends. Join a club or a sport at your new school, and you might become friends with someone who shares your interests. Claire, age 1. 2, Virginia. When I switched schools in the middle of the year, I was thrown for a loop. So I asked my new teachers if they could share helpful information and tips for making new friends. One teacher suggested I try out for the school musical, and that's how I ended up making a lot of friends. Lucy, age 1. 1, Texas.

I was home- schooled, and my parents decided to send me to a public school. I was really scared, but when I walked into the school, I quickly found out that the kids were a lot nicer than I'd imagined. Sure, there are those not- so- nice kids, but I just avoid them and spend time with people who make me feel good. Hannah, age 1. 2, Indiana. Going to a new school might be hard at first, but once you make some friends, school will be a lot more fun.

In the beginning, when things are tough, remind yourself that eventually everything will turn out OK. It might take some time, so be patient. Janet, age 1. 3, California. If you want to feel more confident, learn everything you can about your new school. Your parents might be able to help you find answers to your questions. Shop for school supplies, and take a tour of the school.

Ask a parent if you can get a couple of new outfits, too. Think of starting public school as a good opportunity to become braver in your life. Macy, age 1. 2, Maryland. I've moved a lot and have had to go to new schools, so I can imagine how you feel. One thing that makes me feel better is imagining that I'm on a new adventure and I'm going to enjoy it. Even though I don't know what lies ahead at the new school, I do my best to keep a positive attitude about it.