…of limited use – how to make a PowerPoint presentation, for example. In any case, the Internet came along and changed everything. Technology was no longer simply a resource, it…
…reflect a little bit. While I realise reflecting on the number of Twitter messages I’ve written confirms me as a complete geek, I wanted to think about why and how…
…language. A recent study shows that only about 3% of Irish people speak Gaeilge as their main language of communication. This is despite the fact that anyone who leaves school…
…increase of class sizes. Instantly there was a barrage of “not before hell freezes over” before some interesting points were raised about our current conditions. For example, one poster suggested…
…I was shocked to hear that the stories she write are considered “Art”.hmmm.. Maybe we need to set another committee up to examine what exactly constitutes art in this country!…
The great thing about blogging compared to, for example, print media is that if you write something that’s inaccurate, you can go back and make changes. My first impression of…
…between €2,000 and €3,000 to their list of “procurements.” Naturally, I doubt they will. So far, they seem to work a couple of years behind everyone else. Examples include an…
…at present but there are some nice examples of NQT’s displays in various subjects. I won’t go as far as saying that this seems to imply that only NQTs make…
…to us from in front of a strange blue curtain in the west of Limerick just before he led a group of children to their Communion celebrations. He also introduced…
…are closed at the end of a school day. We need to remove unnecessary personnel from the system as most could be automated. For example, computerising the roll books to…