How to be smart about studying during Easter break

The two-week Easter break is time to gain ground ahead of June’s State exams, but not to the point of burnout, says Aileen Lee.

Mon, 08 Apr, 2019 - 21:00

Aileen Lee

The two-week Easter break is time to gain ground ahead of June’s State exams, but not to the point of burnout, says Aileen Lee.

FOR the parents of students sitting the Junior or Leaving Certificates, the two-week Easter break carries the pressure of what can realistically be achieved study-wise.

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Courts Features Leaving Cert Place: Ireland Person: Aileen Lee Person: Beatrice Dooley Person: Dooley Person: Sean Armstrong Person: SeanArmstrongGalway_large.jpg Person: Armstrong Person: Enda O’Doherty Event: Easter break Event: Easter Organisation: Institute of Guidance Counsellors Organisation: IGC Organisation: Junior Cert Organisation: iRevise Organisation: Study Skills Ireland

<p>The workload at both your job and at home will no doubt be emotionally and mentally taxing, which can trigger physical fatigue. Picture: iStock </p>

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