Leaving Cert History can be quite confusing. Here, the student is expected to know off by heart a lot of information about a historical topic, figure, movement, or period. While knowing the facts is a must, it is also extremely important that students take the time to read the question carefully and properly. In my experience […]
The Anglo-Irish Treaty: Where did it all begin? So, from 1919-1921, Ireland and Britain were at war with one another because Ireland wanted to leave the British Empire and become an independent country. In 1921 the fighting between the IRA and the British Army ended so that both sides could hold peace talks. Ireland sent a […]
Your friends and relatives are probably telling you not to stress, to keep calm and reassuring you that you have loads of time to get everything done, nevertheless this is a lot easier said than done. This blog will give some tips on how to keep stress levels low and also how to use your […]
Results Day will be a day that you will remember for years to come; the past 2 years worth of hard work and study has finally finished and the day you’ve been waiting eagerly/excitedly/nervously for the whole summer is finally here – it is Leaving Cert Results Day! iRevise have created a guide for this. […]
Studying can feel like a challenge, but with the right strategies, you can make the most of your study time. Whether you’re preparing for exams, working on projects, or learning new material, these tips will help you study smarter, not harder. 1. Organize Your Space: Your study environment is crucial for focus. Choose a quiet, […]
MID-TERM PREPARATION: HOW TO USE OCTOBER BREAK TO YOUR ADVANTAGE The October mid-term break is nearly here, and it’s the perfect time to recharge and refocus. While it’s important to relax, a little focused effort during this time can make a significant difference in your exam performance. Here are some tips tailored for you to make […]
Mid-term Study: Get the most out of your break in 7 easy steps! 1. Write down your goals What do you want to get out of the next week? Be realistic. You’re probably not going to cover an entire syllabus! Write down a few topics you really want to make progress with and pin it to the wall […]
The new specifications for science subjects, at both Junior Cert and Leaving Cert, put an emphasis on the application of knowledge in real-world contexts. In other words, students should be able “to do” rather than only “to know”. ‘Rationale’ As students develop their investigative skills, they will be encouraged to examine scientific evidence from their […]
Best GCSE English Speaking Topics Are you on the prowl for some grade 9 GCSE English Speaking and Listening topics? Well, keep reading. Assuming your assessment is a pre-prepared presentation (i.e. you get to choose the topic you present on in advance of the exam), here is a list of potential topics for you to run […]
A well-structured answer is an intrinsic part of your response; try to think of them as timed essays. The structure of your essay will help you have a more convincing argument. It will also show off your ability to plan an answer. You can demonstrate your use of language better this way and these are […]