At confidential talks last week, the Government announced that Department inspectors will no longer play any part

UCD staff is angry over a decision to withhold a 3 per cent pay rise due to their refusal to implement

Is it nature or nurture? Can you measure creativity? Can science tell us what is happening in the brain of creative people?

There is no doubt that the greatest challenge facing classrooms in Ireland is the influx of international students

Léargas is organising a series of information events throughout Ireland regarding the Lifelong Learning Programme

The Award recognises creative and innovative ways to improve the quality of language teaching and learning

The Government is to invest nearly €250 million in computers and information technology for schools

New computer software to protect children from exploitation on the internet will become available

One way to ensure that your students will write more effectively is to make them write frequently, but briefly

A new test for dyslexia, launched this month, promises to 'transform the lives of thousands of pupils'

A FETAC training course for care workers is offered by Care Careers, an EU Equal Assists programme

Mr Quirke said there was 'deep frustration' in the pharmacy profession at the ongoing failure to provide new legislation to underpin it

A report on the classics has been prepared for the NCCA by the Board of Studies for Classical Education

A teenage boy with a moderate learning disability has secured leave from the High Court to seek orders

WHO'S WHO introduces you to people who are making an important contribution to education in Ireland today

Twenty-one NUI Galway students will travel to Ghana in May to help local people build their own homes

IPPN President Tomas O Slatara made an impassioned plea for a national database for children

From this year, all national schools will be required to test pupils in reading and maths using standardised tests

At a Conference titled 'Accreditation and Assessment in Irish Higher Education', Dr Richard Thorn stated

Finance Minister Brian Cowen has promised a “radical enhancement” in spending on scientific research