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is the junior cert too easy in some subjects???

11-06-2009 12:25pm

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Sheepy99

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well is it?

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#2 11-06-2009 7:03pm

McPooHead

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nah

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#3 11-06-2009 7:29pm

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Well subjects like CSPE are at a common level. Our teacher said the only reason there's an exam is to make sure the course gets covered, and citizenship is meant to be for everyone, not just for the brainy.

The rest are fairly balanced, depending on your level (higher or ordinary). Take the so called easy subjects like geography, geography is very difficult to get an A in (8% only get an A on average).

The course is well balanced and flexible, those who put the work in will be rewarded. Those who are poorer at certain subjects (or too lazy to do higher level) have the option of ordinary level.

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