The Mathematics of Patronage and Pluralism
…Dublin 6, only around 65% can. Obviously it’s a far more favourable position than any of the other example families. For example, the family with no religion only has a…
…Dublin 6, only around 65% can. Obviously it’s a far more favourable position than any of the other example families. For example, the family with no religion only has a…
…will use figurative language well. Whenever you describe something by comparing it with something else, you are using figurative language. Similes and metaphors are examples of figurative language. Why do…
…to release that information, whereas a public college would. For example, (and I have no suspicion that this is the case), DCU is very open about opening up places for…
…better for primary schools. I used the new Scoilnet service (review coming in March) and it was very good. I also chaired a questions and answers session by Scoilnet on…
…pay-per-download basis? For example, I can really only see a school using one or two of these lessons ever. If Prim-Ed were to charge €2-5 per lesson unit, a user…
…pay-per-download basis? For example, I can really only see a school using one or two of these lessons ever. If Prim-Ed were to charge €2-5 per lesson unit, a user…
…if you’ve already subbed in the school, if you haven’t, you might not get another call. Think of the long term gain. Image from http://www.mineshbhindi.com/short-term-pleasure-vs-long-term-purpose/ Think about the schools you’re…
…we can think of. Last year we opened a garden in the front of the school that is designed to be maintained by teachers, parents and pupils. We’re working hard…
…happy to claim that while they cannot control the divestment problem, they can open up new multidenominational schools. Many of these appear to be in the form of ETB community…
…by these media on a daily basis with accusations thrown against us, sometimes completely absurdly. For example, according to newspapers and media, teachers caused the traffic jams to Newry on…