"Mastering Post Exam Momentum : Reflecting on Successes, Learning from Challenges, and Crafting a Path to Achievement!"

Having well rounded skills for exams lies in acquiring the essential skills prior to, during, and after exams.

There are four methods through which we can reflect on the exam process, and engaging in this practice positions us for success in future moments where exams and assignments come up

• What Went Well:

- Which questions or topics did I feel confident in during the exam?

- What concepts did I master or understand thoroughly?

- Can I identify specific sections where I demonstrated strong knowledge and had successful "boundary hits"?

• Areas for Improvement:

- Which questions or topics were challenging, leading to mistakes or uncertainties?

- Are there specific areas where I lost "wickets" during the exam?

- How can I pinpoint and understand these challenging areas to focus on improvement?

• Strategies That Worked

- What study methods and exam strategies proved effective for me?

- Were there particular approaches to questions that worked well?

- Did specific time management techniques contribute to a successful "over" in my exam?

• Overall Takeaways and Future Plans:

- How would I describe the overall experience of the exam, including my emotional state and stress management?

- What specific lessons can I draw from my performance for future exams?

- Based on my reflections, what are the concrete goals and strategies I can set for achieving success in upcoming exams?

Encouraging your young person to answer these reflection questions can help them systematically analyse their exam performance, identify strengths and weaknesses, and develop a targeted plan for improvement in future assessments.