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<p class="contextmenu Body Body">Exams are challenging and it is natural for your child to feel anxious. But saying, ‘It’s only’ this, or, ‘It’s just’ that is not helpful. “It undermines the natural anxiety they have and makes them feel silly,” says Luke Saunders, teacher and co-founder of revision website Studyclix</p>

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What to say and what to avoid saying to the exams student in your home

Finals are looming and whether your child is ready or not, they need their parents to be supportive and considerate

<p> Students Lydia Purcell and Mikala Hickey of Thomond Community College in Limerick who are doing their Leaving Cert this year. Picture: Brian Arthur</p>

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Could you write as Gaeilge about an octopus? Junior Cycle Irish 'challenging' but 'fair'

<p>Some 54% said that short from video and picture apps like TikTok and Instagram have seriously impacted their ability to concentrate.</p>

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Most secondary students worry about smartphone use while 20% have used AI for schoolwork

Leaving Cert: Irish Paper Two 'fair and manageable'; Biology 'provided a lot of choice'

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Leaving Cert: Irish Paper Two 'fair and manageable'; Biology 'provided a lot of choice'

Junior Cert: New format business studies paper given thumbs up

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Junior Cert: New format business studies paper given thumbs up

Survey outlines the mental and physical toll of the Leaving Cert

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Survey outlines the mental and physical toll of the Leaving Cert

43% of secondary teachers say discipline is getting worse

43% of secondary teachers say discipline is getting worse

More than four in five second-level teachers have seen discipline get worse or remain unimproved in the last five years.

Tue, 27 Mar, 2018

Rural students 'more likely to be cyberbullied'

Rural students 'more likely to be cyberbullied'

Rural students in this country are more likely to be cyberbullied, compared to their urban peers.

Sat, 21 Mar, 2015

More than half of pupils ‘addicted’ to their phone

More than half of pupils ‘addicted’ to their phone

Teenagers stressed about school, looks, and family, drink regularly and believe they will have to emigrate

Thu, 19 Mar, 2015