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Best websites/resources specific to revision?

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  • 03-01-2011 2:23pm
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    grinds
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 70 ✭✭


    Are there any websites/resources out there that students are finding useful for revising subjects quickly? Not the obvious Shortcuts to Success etc. Please post if you know of any little gems that the rest of us haven't heard about?
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    PictureFrame
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    I love www.skoool.ie for the revision checklists and study notes for subjects taken by a lot of students. Also www.mocks.ie has this really handy Multiple Choice Questions that cover most courses. You can try it for free and if you like it you can purchase it for a limited time. I'll try and dig out a few more, I know there is a really good one for Geography www.northpolarcap.com it gives sample SRP's powerpoints etc

    Also check this link out, it gives a good list of revision websites and links for LC subjects

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054983277

    :D Happy Studying


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    seriouslysweet
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    I do grinds online but they do free classes aswell and if you add them as a facebook friend free tips and hints from the people that wrote the books, found them good so far. The tips and hints are added from next week as far as I can see. The website is examvillage.com. I find it good cos I don't waste time coming and going from grinds plus I only pick the topics I want to do, not an hour a week etc. with most of it being a waste.


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    seriouslysweet
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    For Irish I read this everyday

    http://www.nuacht24.com/

    Find the vocabulary really helpful!


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    Wonderstruck
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    I found this very handy for my Home Ec cookery journals (cited it as a source of information).

    http://sites.google.com/site/homeeconomicsnotessite/home


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    supersaintpats
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    www.scoilnet.ie has excellent resources for subjects at Junior and Leaving Certificate levels


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