Maths reactions range from solid to outrageous

THE final maths exam came for thousands of students who sat the Leaving Certificate second papers yesterday morning.

Maths reactions range from solid to outrageous
Tue, 13 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
Niall Murray

TUI spokesperson Andy Carolan said the ordinary-level questions were a bit long, with too many sub-sections in many.

He said it was fair overall, despite being challenging, and the use of shaded diagrams was positive.

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