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Leaving Cert!!!

Jinxer · 2017-03-02 19:42:55

I'm in 6th year and this week I started getting results from my mocks back. None of the Grades are high enough and I believe that with some work I can raise all my grades... BUUUUUUUT I don't know how to study as I never felt the need to study for exams before this year. It's getting to the stage in the year where I need…

02-03-2017 08:42PM

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Jinxer

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I'm in 6th year and this week I started getting results from my mocks back. None of the Grades are high enough and I believe that with some work I can raise all my grades... BUUUUUUUT I don't know how to study as I never felt the need to study for exams before this year. It's getting to the stage in the year where I need to start now or my grades won't improve by June.
Any one able to give me advice on how to study most effectively and around how much time should I be spending every night on each subject????

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#2 02-03-2017 09:36PM

thetalker

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Its pretty late to begin studying now if you haven't before so you're really gonna have to do alot more than most.
I'd say 2 hours on a subject per day and twice on weekends.
The rest is up to you, there's no sure method, it depends on what kind of learner you are.

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