Titlebook: Curriculum Change within Policy and Practice; Reforming Second-Lev Damian Murchan,Keith Johnston Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Qihao Xie,N. Balakrishnan,Dong-hoon Hanrs. Increasing teachers’ role in student assessment was controversial and sparked a national debate concerning the extent to which teachers should be involved in the assessment process. This chapter relates this Irish debate to developments elsewhere; countries that have taken very different approac

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Statistics for Industry and Technologyed and site-based curricular reform of lower secondary education. The reform began a phased introduction in Irish second level schools, commencing with continuing professional development for teachers of English, in September 2013. Investigating how successful and sustainable reform can be led and m

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K. Pavani,K. Raghavendar,K. Arunaon was launched in January 2018. This chapter locates the junior cycle language reforms within this broader context and identifies missed opportunities for integration and alignment in the curriculum development and consultation processes for junior cycle English, Irish and MFLs. It is argued that t