Ray Silke

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438 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 28 Jul

Ray Silke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I'm a huge person for peer teaching.
Meet up with your friends, talk about things, ask each other different definitions, ask each other what you think of sustainability or what you think of
Simon Harris and Michael Martin and the social housing and the homelessness, just enjoy it.
And then the learning is so much easier.
One of my favorite teachers ever said, if you don't enjoy it and you don't understand it,
practically impossible to learn it.
That is very helpful.
And I just had a quick listen back to a lady from Donegal who did the geography and she was on about, and I didn't know the phrase, SRP, significant relevant points.
I would just say, take a step back, just think and say, what does the examiner, what the examiner wants to do really is to give you as many marks as they can.
And for you to allow them to do that, just try and be logical, concise, cohesive, and go back to your state.
We're talking about cyclical unemployment, statehood it is,
It's unemployment caused by recession.
And then maybe give an example.
Get out of there because time does come against you.
The questions are long.
And one thing I'd say to the SEC, I think it's very unfair in the exam that they don't give any breakdown to the marks in the questions.
So you just see 75 and then you have ABC, but you have no idea what each different part of the question is worth.
And I do think that's very unfair on students.
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