Who will succeed TomΓ‘s O’Ruairc on the Teaching Council?
…anything. For example, people were still able to teach in schools despite having no teaching qualifications. Many teachers didn’t even bother to pay their Teaching Council fees of €90 per…
…anything. For example, people were still able to teach in schools despite having no teaching qualifications. Many teachers didn’t even bother to pay their Teaching Council fees of €90 per…
…price for the books but I would assume they are between €18 and €25, which represents fairly good value for a complete grammar and word study package, if it were…
As a fan of facilitating higher-order thinking skills, I always get very worried when a textbook comes out with “Problem-solving” in the title. Problem-solving is one thinking skill that is…
…situations. Salt is a full pack for the teacher in the Irish classroom. It includes a teacher manual, lesson plans and posters. Having recently completed a certificate in emotional intelligence,…
…which makes little sense. The union needs to take on the role of a strong gatekeeper from the Teaching Council. Droichead was an example of why the union needs to…
…with the Inspectorate. That campaign will have to be stepped up in coming months and will have to be brought to a successful conclusion. In the Republic, the ending of…
When it comes to Special Education in Ireland, we have a very interesting system, full of the right intentions but with a complete lack of investment. The government will trot…
…these positions. After that there was a moratorium. When the recession finished the INTO demanded they were replaced and issued a directive that schools would not complete SSE (don’t worry…
…for example, have been whitewashed away with the new model for allocated supports. However, what do our candidates believe would be the one cut they would reverse if they had…
…guess, is to end up in the same panel district where you want to end up. For example, if I really want to work near home on a permanent basis,…