Q1 common workings

Q5 Ratios – maximizing marks for section B

Tabular Statements

Soil Science

Grassland Management

Differential Equations. I will go through the structure of the Applied Maths paper giving advice on timing and how to study the content. I will explain how to prepare your Modelling Project which needs to be submitted in early April. The theme this year is on Populations.

Ecology – This is a guaranteed 60m questions, possibly a 30m question also.

We will focus on exam techniques needed to maximise marks across all sections of the paper. We will be analysing the 2025 ABQ , highlighting common mistakes to avoid and explaining correct answer layout. In addition, we will be covering the questions most likely to appear in both the ABQ and long questions relating to units 1-5.

Organic synthesis and mechanisms.

Based on average marks per topic in the last five LC Economics exams we will be looking at the five topics most likely to have the biggest influence on the outcome of your mock exam. These are  3.1 Market Structures 4.2 Fiscal Policy 4.1 National Income 2.4 Government Intervention 2.1 Supply & Demand

a) An explanation of the marking scheme b) An overview of the paper (format, timing, structure, etc) c) Explanation of the qualities of personal, narrative and speech writing d) Explanation of the language analysis QA tasks in the Reading Comprehension section e) A breakdown of how to approach the QB creative writing task

a) An overview of the paper (format, timing, structure, etc) b) Analysis of past King Lear questions c) Explanation of key images from King Lear d) A breakdown of what to expect in the Studied Poetry Section, with a particular focus on important quotes and images from the poetry of i) Tracy K Smith ii) Eavan Boland iii) Sylvia Plath e) Explanation of the General Vision and Viewpoint comparative mode, with past questions examples from a variety of prescribed texts

“La technologie” (oral, aural, written and comprehension) with a focus on topical questions for the written section

Exam structure & timing. Physical Geography- rocks, rives, denudation.

1. Revision of key topics: Flüchtlinge/ Migration (refugees/ migration), Wählen (voting), Sport und Gesundheit (sport and health), die Umwelt (the environment ) and Sprachenlernen ( learning languages ) 2. Key grammar topics: Adjective endings, the Imperfect Tense, Gender and Cases 3. Sample letter/ opinion piece based on themes

Case Studies for Europe and the Wider World Topic 3 and 6 as well as a look at the Research Study Report.

1. Overview of Section A/ How to maximise marks for Short Questions. 2. Question 1 (a) Section B Analysis of Tables and Charts. 3. Part (d) /(e) Question 1 ,Section B The “dodgy” 20. 4.Protein Lipids Minerals 5.Revision of Household Technology( the refrigerator) Consumer Studies ( Consumer Research) 6.Eggs Cheese

I have designed this live and fully interactive course to allow you to ask questions and to give you the confidence to complete your Paper 1. Firstly, I will take you through the Essay and Debate in Irish. ·   give you sample essays which cover a wide range of titles. ·   show how to spot hidden angles in essay titles ·   how to plan essays effectively and quickly ·   how to avoid penalites in the essay ·   and show you the marking scheme used by examiners.   Then, we will look at the Aural exam. I will give you ·   a technique to apply to future listening exams ·   show you the types of questions asked ·   a set of vocabulary commonly used ·   look at where and when spelling matters in the exam.   This course is worth 26.6% of your overall grade. Completing this session will leave you feeling more relaxed going into your mock Paper 1.

Next up is a live session for Paper 2 allowing you to ask questions about your literature course. Firstly, I will show you a simple strategy that will allow you ·   to speed up your timing on Paper 2 ·   a trick on how to approach the Reading Comprehenion ·   show you a strategy to effectively write a Q6(b) Opinion Pieces   Building on from this, we will revise your Poetry and Prose material ·   give you sample material for the mocks ·   look at patterns of questions previously asked ·   show you what hasn’t been asked ·   marking schemes for poetry and prose ·   common pitfalls to avoid when writing    By attending this live and fully interactive session, you will feel more confident with your upcoming mock Paper 2.

Our final live and interactive revision course has been designed to get you your top marks in the Irish Oral. Firstly, I will introduce you to: ·   covering sample material for all exam topics   ·   the layout of the exam and marking scheme ·   how to ace the poetry readings ·   how to actually pronounce Irish words ·   how to prepare answers effectively and efficiently   Finally, we will look at the easiest route to tackle the Sraith Pictiúr ·   the best and simplest pictures to do ·   how to go about learning your Sraith ·   as well as which tense is best for the pictures ·   simple questions to aks the examiner   Our final revision course is about putting you at ease and helping you reach your potential in this 40% exam.

Paper 1 will be Logs & Indices (including exponential and log functions), Sequences & Series, Induction, Differential calculus, and Finding areas using Integration

Paper 2 will be Inferential Statistics (confidence intervals and hypothesis tests), Probability, Coordinate Geometry of the Circle, and Trigonometry (graphs and 3-D problems).

Paper 1 (Algebra, Complex Numbers) Paper 2 (The Line & Trigonometry))

Topics covered will be :Skill and techniques, components of fitness, diet and nutrition, energy systems, psychological preparation, ethics in sport and drugs in sport.

Topic: Nuclear Physics. I will go through the structure of the Physics paper giving advice on timing and how to study the content. I will advise on possible topics you may omit without jeopardising your shot at a top grade

I will be covering the Oral Exam and Written Production section of the paper: Reading Comprehension – Translation Questions. Opinion Piece – Topics: Emigration & Tourism. The Diary Entry Dialogue Construction