Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Applied Mathematics (Higher Level) by Brendan Williamson, Applied Mathematics teacher at The Institute of Education. Topics making their debuts will throw some, but the calm students would be able to navigate effectively. As…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Religious Education (Higher Level) by Paul McAndrew, Religious Education teacher at The Institute of Education. For many students, this will be one of the best Religion papers of recent years. The questions were straightforward…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Politics & Society (Higher Level) by Paul McAndrew, Politics & Society teacher at The Institute of Education. Launching into the short questions of Section A, students will be happy with a much more balanced…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Classical Studies (Higher Level) by Tagdh McHugh, Classical Studies teacher at The Institute of Education. A more writing heavy Section A will push students for time. The theme of Philosophy will challenge students, but…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Italian (Higher Level) by Erika Capello, Italian teacher at The Institute of Education. Opening the exam, students will have found the comprehension tasks challenging. The first piece was a compulsory journalistic passage on the…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Physical Education (Higher Level) by Brian Gregan, Physical Education teacher at The Institute of Education. The emphasis on popular topics will make students happy The paper had lots of choice, with even more internal…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Economics (Higher Level) by Rob Quinlan, Economics teacher at The Institute of Education. Students who read the news in the first half of the year will recognise the key topic areas. A broad scope…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Music (Higher Level) by Ciara Coleman, Music teacher at The Institute of Education. The inclusion of Irish artists in the listening section will be nicely familiar but the questions were challenging. This paper rewarded…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Design and Communication Graphics (Higher Level) by Rob Kiernan, DCG teacher at The Institute of Education. A fair paper with the meat and potatoes of the course A paper that was true to form…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Accounting (Higher Level) by John Taylor, Accounting teacher at The Institute of Education. Students will recognise all the question types from previous papers Students will need to be disciplined to manage their time Accounting…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Physics (Higher Level) by Pat Doyle, Physics teacher at The Institute of Education. While there were many conventional elements to the paper, students were pushed by wordy questions and subtler mathematical twists. Some topics…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Chemistry (Higher Level) by Tara Lyons, Chemistry teacher at The Institute of Education. An exam that will be familiar to those who had gone through the past papers. At the heart of the study…
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