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NATIONAL UNIFIED FIRST SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE / COMMON ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS – ENGLISH 2022

PART A: COMPREHENSION Read the following passages carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A- E. PASSAGE 1 It is proper to show appreciation for any good thing done to you by others. You may receive a gift or service from someone whether in moment of need or not. Whatever the situation, you should not fail to appreciate any good thing you enjoy from others. You may receive a cash or present ranging from house, car, electronics or even a card. You may also enjoy support or help from others. You may be helped to cross the road, locate a particular place or object or do something you either don’t know...

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How to Improve your Teaching Experience

Becoming better at teaching is a continuous process that involves a combination of self-reflection, professional development, and implementing effective strategies in the classroom. Here are some steps you can take to improve your teaching skills. Reflect on your teaching. Regularly take time to reflect on your teaching practices. Consider what worked well and what didn’t in your previous lessons. Reflect on the engagement and progress of your students. This self-reflection will help you identify areas for improvement. Seek feedback. Encourage open communication with your students, colleagues, and supervisors. You can constantly request feedback from your students about your teaching methods and their learning experiences. Collaborate with other teachers and observe their classes to gain insights and learn from their approaches. Read more

How To Make Reading a Regular Habit

Do you like reading? Maybe yes, maybe no. Well, if you’re like many people who don’t like reading, this article will help you to learn how to make reading a regular habit. 1. Picking a Regular Time to Read – Ideally some time that you have available every day of the week. This will be your hour, your 30-minutes, your little reading break. 2. Reading Every Day – “Every day or not at all.” This is something that is said a lot in regards to habit building. The reason for this is that just one day off can get you into old habits again and out of the roll you’ve been on. 3. Starting with Great Books – If you Read more

Words you’ve Probably Been Using Inaccurately

For many of us who don’t use English Language as our mother tongue, making mistakes is inevitable. However, it is important to always look up words in the dictionary before using them. Many new words are added to the dictionaries every year while some are dropped. Learn to always look up words in the dictionary before using them. In this article, I share with you five of these words, which I believe, you’ve probably been using inaccurately. Robust: The word ‘robust’ does not mean big or fat. It means vigorous or strong, e.g. After taking karate lessons, I became so robust that I could break a plank with my fist. David is such a robust young man. Bogus: This word Read more

Diseases Vectors

Learning Objectives By the end of the lesson, students should be able to a) define disease vectors; b) mention disease vectors; c) mention the diseases caused by the vectors; d) mention the animals affected by these diseases; e) mention some of the symptoms of the diseases; f) mention how to control these diseases. Introduction Disease causing organisms are living organisms which are capable of causing disease in other living organisms. They are generally known as pathogens or vectors. Diseases can be defined as the absence of normal health due to infection, nutritional deficiency and imbalance, hereditary and functional disorders as well as injuries. Diseases can also be described as any disturbance in the normal life or body function of an...

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