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If this episode were a bad pun, it would be called: Keep CAMHS and carry on. #edchatie
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Front page news on a national paper. #edchatie
But will anything change?
10 hours ago
Well done, I’m delighted to see the terminology used. Moving away from ‘assault ‘ to injury
The whole point of this report is NOT to sensationalise assaults or vilify pupils with SEN, but to expose the chronic lack of Dept of Education supports for pupils and teachers in our primary schools. All children deserve to have their educational needs met. All teachers deserve to be safe from assault at work. Principals charged with managing our schools are highlighting that the government is failing all concerned and it is not good enough. Where adequate personnel (SNAs and SET teachers), funding and resources and training are put in place SEN pupils can and do thrive in our schools. The government needs to stop paying lip service to education and actually consult those of us on the ground who know what is needed. m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2500737056837395&id=2136489253262179
Well done Angela and all more evidence that can be used to urgently engaged in the educational crisis
Action needs to be taken. This is a clear picture of the reality on the ground.
This is research conducted by those of us on the ground. It needs to be addressed meaningfully now.
Has into made a comment?
It rarely happens when a journalist defends the teaching profession. It feels really good when they do. I just hope the INTO, IPPN and NABSME take these findings and do something with them. This is not the time for silly games. These results come directly from principals and it doesn't matter who has published the results.#edchatie
www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/views/columnists/michael-clifford/government-with-lessons-to-l...
Government with lessons to learn: special needs education
Lingering recession-era cutbacks mean that, when a teacher is absent, children with special needs often lose out, writes Michael Clifford.11 hours ago
This is why I don't buy the argument that if we curtail school choice that we end up with a postcode lottery system because we already have one, unofficially. #edchati
www.independent.ie/irish-news/education/social-class-and-postcode-determine-students-access-to-hi...
Social class and postcode determine students' access to highly paid careers
Social class speaks volumes when it comes to a student's chances of going to college, the sort of degree they study, and how much they earn in their first job.2 days ago
Wouldn’t it be Interesting if this data were to be correlated to Drumcondra test data, which is probably the only data available regarding capability in the population?
*cough sounds* INTO, are you awake? Remember those demands you made? No? Principal benchmarking, two-tier pay... #edchatie
www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/top-civil-servants-may-get-105k-pay-rises-958288.html
Top civil servants may get €105k pay rises
The country’s highest-paid public servants, some earning €200,000 to €350,000, are underpaid by up to 30% and should no longer be subject to pay caps, according to a Department of Public Expendi...3 days ago
Seriously grinds my gears.