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Pencil, pen or both? What to use in the Leaving Cert maths exam! [UPDATED 8th June 2019]
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Exam Technique
08
May 2019
Should I stay in Higher level maths?
Posted by eamonn /
Exam Technique
05
Feb 2018
Our Reviews of the Exam Papers in the Newspapers
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Exam Reviews, In the News
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!
10
Jun 2017
Commenting on the Euromillions Odds for TV3
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In the News, Lottery Odds
30
Jan 2017
Talking to Pat Kenny Again About Lotto Odds
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In the News, Lottery Odds
30
Jan 2017
Guest Blog: Exam Technique Tips from 625points.com
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Exam Technique
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?
24
Oct 2016
Talking to Pat Kenny about Lotto odds in the USA and in Ireland!
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In the News, Lottery Odds
13
Jan 2016
Talking to the press about upcoming changes to the Lotto
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In the News, Lottery Odds
We also wrote an “explainer” article for TheJournal.ie, which certainly drew a lot of interesting comments.
07
Aug 2015
Leaving Cert 2015 Paper 1 – LCO harder and LCH easier than usual?
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Exam Reviews, In the News
Have a look and let us know what you think – was LCO Paper 1 too hard compared with the LCH paper 1?
17
Jul 2015
Exam success for our Irish Naval Service students!
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Blended Learning, e-learning, In the News
Congratulations to our students from the Irish Naval Service on their exam success in Leaving Cert 2014!
This was part of a successful pilot project in blended learning, using our system both ashore and at sea.
The initiative will now be extended across the entire fleet of the Irish Naval Service in the coming school year.
You can read all about it in this article in the Irish Independent.
20
Aug 2014