Framework for Teachers’ Learning - Teaching Council
As the statutory professional standards body for teaching, the Teaching Council is mandated in law to both promote and regulate the profession. In this context, since its establishment in 2006 the Council has been building a framework of standards for all stages of teachers’ learning, including initial teacher education and induction ...
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www.teachingcouncil.ieThe study of Applied Mathematics during the qualification must show that the holder has acquired sufficient knowledge, skills and understanding to teach the Applied Mathematics syllabus/specification to the highest level in post- primary education (see www.curriculumonline.ie). The study must include all of the following Essential Areas of study
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Droichead: The Integrated Professional Induction Framework
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Updated 2nd Edition 2016 - Teaching Council
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