At one of my study skills classes last week, I taught about the importance of developing and strengthening the mindset in order to achieve academic goals. In my opinion, this is something that’s often neglected or overlooked in education, at both primary & second-level. A […]
The Leaving Cert Oral Examinations for 2021 will be held between March 26th and April 15th. A range of procedures have been put in place to ensure that these take place in a safe, Covid-19 compliant environment. If you want to make sure that you […]
Create your timetable a week in advance Sunday afternoon/evening is usually the best time to do this. Be specific For example, on Monday at 5:30, don’t just timetable in ‘Maths’, specify what area in Maths you are going to study, i.e Algebra, and if you […]
The best way to learn and internalise ‘na briathra neamhrialta’, or the Irish irregular verbs, is to use them in your homework, classwork and assignments as much as possible. Thankfully, we’ve taken the work out of conjugating the irregular verbs for you and compiled them […]
If you want to get the best out of your study session, you should use a study timetable. This will ensure that you are using your time wisely and giving adequate attention to each subject. Be specific when completing your timetable, which should be done […]