Government drops bombshell about dismissals
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At confidential talks last week, the Government announced that Department inspectors will no longer play any part Read more » |
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At confidential talks last week, the Government announced that Department inspectors will no longer play any part Read more » |
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UCD staff is angry over a decision to withhold a 3 per cent pay rise due to their refusal to implement Read more » |
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Is it nature or nurture? Can you measure creativity? Can science tell us what is happening in the brain of creative people? Read more » |
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There is no doubt that the greatest challenge facing classrooms in Ireland is the influx of international students Read more » |
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Léargas is organising a series of information events throughout Ireland regarding the Lifelong Learning Programme Read more » |
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The Award recognises creative and innovative ways to improve the quality of language teaching and learning Read more » |
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The Government is to invest nearly €250 million in computers and information technology for schools Read more » |
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New computer software to protect children from exploitation on the internet will become available Read more » |
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One way to ensure that your students will write more effectively is to make them write frequently, but briefly Read more » |
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A new test for dyslexia, launched this month, promises to 'transform the lives of thousands of pupils' Read more » |
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A FETAC training course for care workers is offered by Care Careers, an EU Equal Assists programme Read more » |
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Mr Quirke said there was 'deep frustration' in the pharmacy profession at the ongoing failure to provide new legislation to underpin it Read more » |
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A report on the classics has been prepared for the NCCA by the Board of Studies for Classical Education Read more » |
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A teenage boy with a moderate learning disability has secured leave from the High Court to seek orders Read more » |
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WHO'S WHO introduces you to people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today Read more » |
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Twenty-one NUI Galway students will travel to Ghana in May to help local people build their own homes Read more » |
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IPPN President Tomas O Slatara made an impassioned plea for a national database for children Read more » |
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From this year, all national schools will be required to test pupils in reading and maths using standardised tests Read more » |
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At a Conference titled 'Accreditation and Assessment in Irish Higher Education', Dr Richard Thorn stated Read more » |
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Finance Minister Brian Cowen has promised a “radical enhancement” in spending on scientific research Read more » |