- Ensure that your child gets ample rest the night before the test.
- On the day of the test, allow enough time for your child to wake up without feeling rushed.
- It is important to provide your child with a nutritious breakfast, as research suggests that children perform better on tests when they have had a good meal.
- Do your best to create a comfortable and calm environment, and avoid saying anything that may increase your child's anxiety.
- Ensure your child that you will always love them regardless of the test results, and encourage them to give their best effort.
