Transcription of Primary School Curriculum
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Primary School CurriculumIntroductionCuraclam naBunscoileR amhr DUBLINPUBLISHED BY THE STATIONERY OFFICETo be purchased directly from theGOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS SALE OFFICESUN ALLIANCE HOUSEMOLESWORTH STREETDUBLIN 2or by mail order fromGOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONSPOSTAL TRADE SECTION4-5 HARCOURT ROADDUBLIN 2(Tel: 01-6476834-5; Fax: 01-4752760)or through any booksellerDesign Consultancy:Bradley McGurk PartnershipDesigned by:The Identity BusinessPhotography:Christy McNamaraTypesetting:Spectrum Print ManagementPrinted by:Mozzon Giuntina - Florence andOfficine Grafiche De Agostini - Novara 1999 Government of IrelandPrimary SchoolCurriculumIntroductionContentsMini ster s forewordChairperson s forewordIntroduction1 Aims, principles, and features5 Children and learning13 Key issues in Primary education25 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 1 Primary School Curriculum IntroductionSpecific aims and general objectives 33 Curriculum areas39 Curriculum implementation in the school61 Conclusion73 Appendix77 Membership of the Primary Co-ordinating CommitteeMembership of National Council for Curriculum and AssessmentAcknowledgementsChapter 4 Chapter 6 Chapter 5 The introduction into schools of the Primary School Curriculum (1999) is asignificant landmark in the history of Primary education in Ireland.
In order to realise this view of the child and education, the curriculum outlines a detailed and structured framework of content that is comprehensive and flexible. It promotes the active involvement of children in a learning ... incorporated the following five principles: • the full and harmonious development of the child
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