"Mindful Learning: Group Strategies for Reducing Test Anxiety" is a supportive group class designed to help students manage test anxiety. The course combines mindfulness exercises, relaxation techniques, and practical test-taking strategies to help students approach exams with calm and confidence. Through group discussions and shared experiences, students will not only learn how to manage their own anxiety but also support their peers in the process.

Class Experience:
This class offers a collaborative environment where students can learn and practice techniques to reduce test anxiety together. Each session includes a combination of mindfulness exercises, test-taking strategies, and relaxation techniques. The group setting encourages open discussion, allowing students to share their challenges and successes, and learn from each other’s experiences.

How is the class structured?

Group Sessions:
The class is divided into weekly group sessions, each focusing on a different aspect of managing test anxiety. Lessons include interactive activities, group discussions, and practice exercises.

Peer Support:
Students will benefit from the shared experiences and support of their peers, fostering a sense of community and mutual encouragement.

Practical Application:
Students will apply the techniques learned in class to their own study routines and test preparation.

How will you teach?

Collaborative Learning:
The teaching style is interactive and collaborative, with an emphasis on peer support and group participation. Lessons are designed to be engaging and relatable, with real-world applications.

Mindfulness Practices:
Each session includes guided mindfulness exercises that students can practice both in and out of class to reduce anxiety and improve focus.

Group Interaction:
The course encourages open discussions and peer sharing, allowing students to learn from each other’s experiences and support one another.

How much will learners get to interact with you?

Group Interaction:
Learners will have regular opportunities to interact with the instructor and their peers during each session through discussions, activities, and group exercises.

Supportive Environment:
The class fosters a supportive environment where students can ask questions, share concerns, and receive feedback from both the instructor and their peers.