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Resilient Learners: Dealing with Anxiety

This lesson focuses specifically on how anxiety interferes with learning and exam performance, and reinforces two key tools for managing it: calming and focusing techniques (harnessing emotions) and WoBbLe (taming catastrophising Gremlin Beliefs). Through an ABC worked example where the Consequence is given first, students identify what Activating Events and Beliefs might be driving exam-related anxiety, then practise WoBbLe on three real exam-pressure scenarios.

Learning Outcomes

Outcome 1:

Identify when anxiety is getting in the way of my learning or my ability to do my best in tests and exams

Outcome 2:

Reinforce my knowledge of the WoBbLe skill

Outcome 3:

Reinforce my skills for harnessing emotions

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Resilient Learners Bounce Forward Healthy Minds Teacher Guide 2023

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Bounce Forward Healthy Minds Resilient Learners Student Handbook

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Student Handbook — WoBbLe Worksheets page 15

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Bounce Forward is a registered charity on a mission to transform how we think about mental health, shifting the narrative from deficit and crisis to strength, prevention, and psychological fitness. They create evidence-based programmes, curricula, and training that give young people, school staff, and the adults around children the knowledge, language, and daily habits to build genuine mental resilience. From whole-staff training to five-year school curricula, everything they do is practical, grounded in science, and designed to make a lasting difference not just in the moment, but across a lifetime.

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