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Leaving cert study plan?

Tcostelloe · 2011-10-31 22:53:25

Im in leaving cert now and would like a study plan that i could stick to for the rest of the year that would help me. im fairly good at all my subjects but i have been getting C's and D's and want at least B's in my subjects. i do maths irish english french geography biology and business. i get very early in the morning at…

31-10-2011 10:53pm

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Tcostelloe

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Im in leaving cert now and would like a study plan that i could stick to for the rest of the year that would help me.

im fairly good at all my subjects but i have been getting C's and D's and want at least B's in my subjects. i do maths irish english french geography biology and business.

i get very early in the morning at 7:00am and get home at half 4 so its a long enough day. i have morning study for an hour also. i would like to do at least 3 hours a day of study at home after written homework.

what would you recommend?

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#2 31-10-2011 11:23pm

Sunny!!

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Constant revision is what works for me.

I spend at least 2 hours a week on topics we've done along time ago.

I don't place too much emphasis on the present stuff, obviously listen in class and do the homework to get an idea.

But I might properly revise it in a month.

Like for example in Irish you might be doing aistes for example now, and you done poetry a month ago, you have to go over the poetry.

Hope this helps:)
any q's feel free to ask

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#3 01-11-2011 6:10pm

Tcostelloe

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Thank you!

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#4 02-11-2011 9:07am

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Study plans work different for everybody, but I posted a general tips thread a while back that might be of some help.

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