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,Irish School Science Curricula 1831–2020,h century to recent changes in the twenty-first century. It explores the many changes that have been made to the curriculum over the years, with varying aims and justifications ranging from educational to utilitarian. In this period the prominence of school science has waxed and waned, as have the t

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,‘Universities and Colleges’: Higher Education and the Independent Irish State, 1922–1945,nstitutions operating in the post compulsory educational space. This chapter explores how the ideological preoccupations of the new state, revolving around state formation, Gaelicisation, traditional Catholicism, economic nationalism and fiscal conservatism, effectively marginalised both university

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Aspects of Education Policy and the Work of Secondary Teachers in Ireland 1965-2010,novation and then smuggle in the idea that these magically translated themselves…into the real world of the classroom’ (Gardner, 1984). This chapter attempts to describe the experience of secondary school teachers (SSTs) in Ireland as they responded to changes in policy between the mid-1960s and 201

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Redox Regulation of Cold Stress Response,nsion with liberal and secularist sentiment. Suppression of Gaelic Catholic culture under British rule was followed by a movement from Catholic dominance in the provision of public services toward a nondenominational model at a certain level, but this is greatly complicated by persistent popular aff

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Alain Beltran,Jean-Pierre Williotthrough the lens of prominent support services such as School Development Planning Initiative (SDPI), Second Level Support Service (SLSS) and Professional Development Service for Teachers (PDST) amongst others. The chapter charts the development of professional learning from an era where it was opti