Research There is a huge amount of research into the area of the difficulties of people/children with sensory input; however, the area of sensory integration is being developed. Jean Miller,…
…isn’t the full story when it comes to inclusion. With more complex cases, children require SNA access, so how do we compare to our friends? New Brunswick pupils per SNA…
…education was “a dark stain on the national conscience.” What is Ireland’s dark stain coming up to 2016 and will our education minister use the opportunity of the 100-year commemoration…
…Pro 3 – €819 The latest tablet from Microsoft is a powerhouse of a machine that runs Microsoft Windows 8.1, similar to what most modern laptops run. This means you…
…fact, It was hard to find a protest about the reduced book grant but I managed to find one! A really interesting podcast about the growth of free school meals…
…and they promise better communication!! The entertaining thing about these statements is that the Finance committee of the Teaching Council AND the Registration committee of the Teaching Council are currently…
…compounded by parents’ own anxiety around standardised tests. Parents had mixed opinions on standardised tests used to measure academic progress. Some saw them as useful to provide schools with an…
…trust in teachers to be professional, self-reflective and free to take control of their classrooms. Taking a completely opposite view are our neighbours in the UK where standardised testing, league…
…PSSI website is your first port of call. This website can be found by googling PSSI or finding it through the pcsp website. It is an amazing website which hands…
…computers running Windows XP were good enough for schools. This led to companies springing up selling refurbished computers, which I believe are good enough for schools. They cost as little…