Exam Script Viewing and Exam Appeals – Key Facts, Dates and Resources for Leaving Cert 2019 SummaryAll Leaving Cert students are entitled to view their exam scripts free of charge. There are set dates and times to apply for this, and set dates and times for viewing (see below for…
UPDATED ADVICE FROM 8th June 2019 Summary: Leaving Cert maths students can continue to use pencil for diagrams, graphs and constructions, but it is strongly recommended by the SEC that they use black or blue ink (not gel pens) for other parts of their maths exam. Notwithstanding this recommendation, we…
Click HERE for a printable PDF of this post! Warning: long post ahead, but students and parents really need to read this! Should I stay in higher or drop to “pass” maths? Not an easy choice, but the key thing is to make an informed decision, not a snap…
We also received a lot of coverage in the print editions, including Junior Cert commentary. We hope it was interesting for teachers, parents and students!
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It is easy to get flustered in an exam, especially when things aren’t falling into place: you know that the answer should be a whole number, and you are getting a screen-load of digits. You will very well know at this point that to do well in an exam you need to keep a cool head. Is this a problem for you? Have you ever been able to just move on to a different question without fixating on the previous one and blaming yourself for not being prepared?
We also wrote an “explainer” article for TheJournal.ie, which certainly drew a lot of interesting comments.
Have a look and let us know what you think – was LCO Paper 1 too hard compared with the LCH paper 1?
