Boost your points. Not the pressure
Doing well in exams isn’t only about what you know.
It’s also about staying focused and knowing how to respond when things don’t go to plan.
examflow helps you prepare for both.
You can practise for pressure too
Focus
Bring your attention to the task in front of you and get it back when it drifts
Reset
Recover when something doesn’t go to plan instead of letting one moment affect the next.
Self-talk
Learn how to respond to yourself when doubt starts creeping in.
Recovery
Know when to keep going - and when stepping away will help you come back better.
You practise exam questions to build your knowledge.
You can also practise what to do when your mind goes blank, a difficult question throws you or the clock starts to distract you.
The exam performance toolkit helps you build practical skills you can use while studying and on exam day.
How does it work?
Practical support when you need it.
The toolkit isn’t another thing to add to your study plan. It’s built into your study with examflow so you can prepare for your exams and for exam day, at the same time.
The toolkit comes in multiple formats, short text, audio and video – so you can practice the way that suits you best
Focus is a skill. You can train it.
The Toolkit isn’t another set of notes to read or another task to squeeze onto your list.
It’s built into your examflow experience, so you can practise these skills as part of your normal preparation.
Over time, you’re not only building your knowledge of each subject. You’re learning how to focus, reset and keep going when things get difficult.
Because the more familiar those skills become now, the easier they are to call on when you need them.
Prepare for more than the questions
You can’t know exactly how you’ll feel when you open your exam paper.
But you can prepare for that moment.
Throughout examflow, you’ll practise the knowledge you need for your subjects alongside the skills that can help you manage pressure on the day.
So when you walk into an exam, you haven’t only prepared for what might be on the paper.
You’ve practised how to handle the moment too.