The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) advises the Minister for Education on curriculum and assessment for early childhood education, primary and post-primary schools. Inclusion and the promotion of equitable access, engagement and challenge are core considerations for NCCA’s development of curriculum and assessment in Ireland. At primary level, a draft mathematics curriculum is in development and this paper provides an inside glance into the curriculum development process with a spotlight on inclusion. It is situated in broader policy and research contexts and describes the incorporation of stakeholder voice and agency in shaping and refining developments. The paper also references some key ideas and considerations which...
In Ireland the discussion about the educational goals of a curriculum have often been subsumed by th...
Issues of pedagogy are critical in all aspects of early childhood education. Early childhood mathema...
The workshop, “Is Mathematics Inclusive or Exclusive? Putting colour, culture and context in the cur...
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) advises the Minister for Education on curr...
This paper is a discussion of the possibility to develop an inclusive and equitable mathematics educ...
This paper is a discussion of the possibility to develop an inclusive and equitable mathematics educ...
Inclusion has significantly shaped the composition of educational settings at all levels in the Repu...
[This paper differs in minor ways from the version published in the conference proceedings] Whether ...
This paper critiques learning-support policy for mathematics in Irish primary schools. The key polic...
This paper is a reflective commentary based upon the author’s desk-top audit of twelve international...
Children are constructed as learners of mathematics by virtue of their participation within the clas...
The focus ofthe present study was to investigate learning support for mathematics in Irish primary s...
The National Council for Special Education (NCSE) was set up to improve the delivery of education se...
The purpose of this paper is to determine how teachers in their future profession can provide an inc...
In the context of the review by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) of mathema...
In Ireland the discussion about the educational goals of a curriculum have often been subsumed by th...
Issues of pedagogy are critical in all aspects of early childhood education. Early childhood mathema...
The workshop, “Is Mathematics Inclusive or Exclusive? Putting colour, culture and context in the cur...
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) advises the Minister for Education on curr...
This paper is a discussion of the possibility to develop an inclusive and equitable mathematics educ...
This paper is a discussion of the possibility to develop an inclusive and equitable mathematics educ...
Inclusion has significantly shaped the composition of educational settings at all levels in the Repu...
[This paper differs in minor ways from the version published in the conference proceedings] Whether ...
This paper critiques learning-support policy for mathematics in Irish primary schools. The key polic...
This paper is a reflective commentary based upon the author’s desk-top audit of twelve international...
Children are constructed as learners of mathematics by virtue of their participation within the clas...
The focus ofthe present study was to investigate learning support for mathematics in Irish primary s...
The National Council for Special Education (NCSE) was set up to improve the delivery of education se...
The purpose of this paper is to determine how teachers in their future profession can provide an inc...
In the context of the review by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) of mathema...
In Ireland the discussion about the educational goals of a curriculum have often been subsumed by th...
Issues of pedagogy are critical in all aspects of early childhood education. Early childhood mathema...
The workshop, “Is Mathematics Inclusive or Exclusive? Putting colour, culture and context in the cur...