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Leaving Cert 2014 OT v2.0 - Official Bitch & Moan thread
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Efafitz1994 wrote: »And as you've probably noticed I am extremely technologically challenged! I'll have to do some sort of computer course before college starts because I only know the very very basics
That's probably all you'll need
Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »Probably more than me too :pac:
Isn't maths science like 500 points everywhere?
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Hotfail.com wrote: »5 points less than me so :rolleyes: Which college are you hoping to go to?
Mary I hopefully apparently they're the best recognised college for teachers in Ireland0 -
Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »I need 485
That's not too badEfafitz1994 wrote: »Mary I hopefully apparently they're the best recognised college for teachers in Ireland
Yeah I heard that about them as well I've a friend who has that down as number one and doesn't realise that he literally can't so it because he's doing too many pass subjects :pac: 0 -
Hotfail.com wrote: »That's not too bad
Yeah I heard that about them as well I've a friend who has that down as number one and doesn't realise that he literally can't so it because he's doing too many pass subjects :pac:
Oh Jesus nothing worse than that feeling! I'm a repeat....had no motivation at all last year so I knew I would have to repeat but still returning in September was the worst feeling ever...0 -
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Hotfail.com wrote: »That's not too bad
It's not too bad, but like with my school it's hard to get tbh :pac: like if you don't have any motivation to work yourself, meaning actually teaching yourself most the course, you're screwed. Which is probably why most people end up doing PLCs. I regret not moving schools after TY :P
I put an Arts degree in Maths and Education down on my CAO form, I have no idea why I did though. I really wouldn't have the patience to teach maths to someone, especially those who struggle with it :pac:0 -
Efafitz1994 wrote: »Oh Jesus nothing worse than that feeling! I'm a repeat....had no motivation at all last year so I knew I would have to repeat but still returning in September was the worst feeling ever...
God I'll never repeat!! It'd be such a nightmare!Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »It's not too bad, but like with my school it's hard to get tbh :pac: like if you don't have any motivation to work yourself, meaning actually teaching yourself most the course, you're screwed. Which is probably why most people end up doing PLCs. I regret not moving schools after TY :P
Yeah my school's a bit like that with some teachers.. I basically didn't do maths in class until 5th year because the teachers were so useless and wouldn't teach us 0 -
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Hotfail.com wrote: »Yeah my school's a bit like that with some teachers.. I basically didn't do maths in class until 5th year because the teachers were so useless and wouldn't teach us
My French teacher didn't start written productions with us until after he orals, and my Irish teacher revised everything on 2013's paper with us, cause she's stupid and didn't cop that it's really unlikely to come up.
Biology teacher left us with 8 chapters to do in two weeks before he exams, and chapters hat usually appeared every year.
I loved my English teacher though, and my maths teacher (though we did have to cram a lot towards the end), pretty much the same with Applied Maths .
Physics, Chemistry, DCG teachers were alright, courses finished before the mocks, revision the rest of the time.
Just ranting about my teachers at ≈4:30 in the morning :pac:0 -
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Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »Really?
Yep :pac: our chemistry teacher was really really good though, and our class was really small 0 -
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Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »Did you not get one of them letters saying what's on your CAO form? :P
When? I got one ages ago Just paranoid like :pac: 0 -
Hotfail.com wrote: »Yep :pac: our chemistry teacher was really really good though, and our class was really small
Mine was pretty big, considering our year size, almost half did Chemistry. My teacher got chicken pox half way through 5th year and disappeared for like a month. He's finished in my school now, got a job in Cork cause it's closer to home. :P
I think my smallest class had 2 in it, and one of the other small ones had 4 :pac:0 -
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Hotfail.com wrote: »When? I got one ages ago Just paranoid like :pac:
Like the 2nd of July. I always get really paranoid that I've written the wrong exam numbers on my exam booklets :PHotfail.com wrote: »2 in a class? :pac: what subject?
Applied Maths, one honours, one pass :P0 -
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Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »People who can't do honours? :P
But isn't it designed for people who are already really good at maths? 0 -
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Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »I need to sleep normally tbh
Would ya be bothered going to sleep at twenty past five? 0 -
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Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »I'm nineteen now :eek::eek:
Happy birthday
Am I the only one here who has no money, no job, no plans and no social life?
Nope[Deleted User] wrote: »She's also known to engage in sexual acts with up to eight members
Can confirm
:pac:Ka_yl_ei_gh wrote: »I really wouldn't have the patience to teach maths to someone, especially those who struggle with it :pac:
I wouldn't have the patience to teach anyone anything. Plus it can be a really hard job, if you want to be a good one that is.Hotfail.com wrote: »Who does pass applied maths?
I know one person who did it. It's like half of the honours paper in the same amount of time. I probably could've got an A1in it but I could've got a B in the higher paper..except it screwed me over and now I'm not even sure if I'll get a C 0
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