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Framework for Teachers’ Learning - Teaching Council

Cos nMarch 2016 Framework for Teachers LearningPage 2An Chomhairle Mh inteoireachta The Teaching Council Teachers need an outlet to showcase what they have achieved. Schools are good at celebrating the successes of their students, but are still reticent about applauding the successes of teachers .. Let us see a celebration of what we have achieved. Let it feel prestigious and let it hold value. Let us find ways to link up research projects across the country and expand the dialogue .. Creative professional development deserves to be acknowledged and applauded. 1 Owen, 20141 Owen, L. (2014). Continuing Professional Development: can it ever be creative? In: Hallgarten, J., Bamfield, L. & McCarthy, K. (eds.). Licensed to Create: Ten essays on improving teacher quality. London: RSA Action and Research Centr.

It is the hallmark of the teaching profession that its members ... between teachers, parents, students, and all stakeholders. ... improvement of classroom practice, as well as an agreement to develop their practice in ways that are likely to improve outcomes for students”.2

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