Usually when taking tests I do have a pretty hard time preparing and taking them in general. But one thing that always keeps me persevering and excited and motivated to take said tests is studying the criteria beforehand. I found that if I am studying the general topic and preferably general questions that are geard twords the tests contents. One time that I had an anxiety about an upcoming test was in my AJS course as I felt I wasn't prepaird given the short test timer. Ultimately , I tried to think of the flash cards that I had reviewed beforehand and I did very well.

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It sounds like you've developed some effective strategies for managing your test preparation and anxiety! It’s great that you found a way to stay motivated by focusing on the criteria and general topics related to the tests. Using flashcards is a proven method for reinforcing your knowledge and boosting your confidence.

If you're looking for specific feedback or a response, you might say something like:

"I'm really glad to hear that studying the criteria and using flashcards helped you during your AJS test. Finding what works best for you can make all the difference. If you're still facing challenges with test anxiety, maybe we could brainstorm some additional techniques together. Have you considered practicing relaxation techniques or creating a study schedule that breaks your material into manageable chunks? Those might also help bolster your confidence for future tests."

This kind of response acknowledges their experience and offers support while encouraging further discussion about strategies.