Are the Teaching Council acting ethically?
…to participate in industrial action, with effect from 1 July 2016, in the form of a directive to be issued by the Central Executive Committee on noncooperation with Droichead, or…
…to participate in industrial action, with effect from 1 July 2016, in the form of a directive to be issued by the Central Executive Committee on noncooperation with Droichead, or…
…(and isn’t lumped with Science) more teachers should enter and come along. Blogging is just one of the many ways that schools can use technology to learn and communicate with…
…member of the Smart Committee would have vested interests. That is, they are the heads of large corporations and I’m sure they’ll be looking for some form of payback for…
…My article, “Heads in the Cloud“, was written to explain the concept of Cloud Computing to my colleagues on a mailing list I subscribe to. Basically, somebody asked what Cloud…
…to indoctrinate children against their religious values, this is also wrong. We cannot treat the people who come to schools any differently to those who come to any other workplace….
…combine the tops and bottoms, for example, light grey top and dark grey bottom is one combination. If you were to buy all of the clothes for each combination, how…
…to gain experience and get their probation completed. The call for a directive against participation was overwhelmingly backed, with only the CEC voting against. When the WPP became JobBridge, and…
…Web-based courses for primary school teachers with over 50 courses announced at this year’s programme launch. The company offer courses in almost every area imaginable when it comes to ICT…
…one needs to do on a computer is Internet-based. There is almost no need for software that downloads on to a computer. My idea is to resurrect Tom’s project and…
Choice. This is the word most used to combat my argument that we should scrap the patronage model. When it comes to education, it seems that almost everyone thinks they…