#LCetips13
With the Leaving Certificate exams just around the corner I was hoping to start an online conversation on what are some good tips for the Leaving Certificate English exam. I'm hoping people will post their tips on Twitter using the hash tag #LCetips13. At the end of every week I will then collect the tips and embed them on the Blog (like below). It would be great if teachers and pupils could share in the hash tag. And that is the key word, share. If you're looking for your next essay point on Elizabeth Bishop please don't use the hash tag to ask! Get working! If lots of people leave something great hopefully we'll all be able to take something away. If you're a pupil and don't feel like sharing that's fine but be sure to follow the hash tag for that bit of advice that might just make the difference on the day. Just some suggested areas the tips could be on:
- Specific writers
- Language types
- PCLM
- A specific part of Paper 1
- A specific part of Paper 2
- Revision technique
- Essay points
- Helpful online revision site/links
#LCetips13 great resources for pretty much everything for English on @sccenglishMacbeth revision podcasts here: sccenglish.ie/search/label/M…
— Evelyn O'Connor (@evelynoconnor) April 11, 2013
#LCetips13 Use notes, but always start with your own opinion. Think about how many people will also be using the same notes as you.
— conor murphy (@conorsmurf) April 11, 2013
#LCetips13. Last one of the night! :-) full set notes on How Many Miles to Babylon. link stmichaelsenglishdept.tumblr.com/post/316503588…
— susan donnelly healy (@susandhealy) April 10, 2013
Recommending @evelynoconnor 's site Leaving Cert English for all candidates: bit.ly/ZgRnhI #LCetips13 #edchatie #engchat
— SCC English (@sccenglish) April 10, 2013
Do not start every/most/any essay paragraph/s with another/ another way / another reason why #LCetips13 #writelikeyoucare
— NewEnglishBlog (@NewEnglishBlog) April 10, 2013