Updated 15 April 2013
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Tóraíocht Information Evening
Surfáil & Spórt trí Ghaelige
Institute of Child Education & Psychology Europe
Holocaust Education Trust Ireland
Dolceta
IPPEA
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Tóraíocht Information Evening
The Post-Graduate Diploma in Educational Leadership (Tóraíocht) is offered in partnership between the National University of Ireland Maynooth and Professional Development Service for Teachers (PDST). The course leads to a Level 9 qualification (60 credits).
An Information evening about the course will be held in the Drumcondra Education Centre on Thursday, 18th April at 7pm. Click here for more details.
Please confirm you attendance by ringing Drumcondra Education Centre at 01 8576400 or email: info@ecdrumcondra.ie
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Surfáil & Spórt trí Ghaeilge - Freedom Scoil Surfála & Ionad Gníomhaíochta Teanga - An Trá Mhór , Contae Phort Láirge
Freedom Surf School & Language Activity Centre provides a unique Irish Language Outdoor Experience for schools, primary and post primary.
Approved by Foras na Gaeilge & The Irish Surfing Association
Click here for a brochure
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Institute of Child Education & Psychology Europe
Online Autumn Programme for 2012
- New for 2012 is Literacy: A Toolkit for Learning and Teaching, this course provides teachers at all levels with a practical toolkit of exciting, high impact strategies to enhance and integrate literacy teaching across the curriculum. This course is ideal for schools and staff seeking to implement the National Literacy Strategy this year.
- One in five students will experience problems with literacy and/or numeracy because they have a specific learning difficulty or other special educational need. Our special needs courses, which include Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD and Down Syndrome, will equip teachers to help these students overcome barriers to achieving literacy and numeracy. These are open to both primary and secondary teachers.
- You may also be interested to know that we have full range of practical, evidence-based courses aimed at training teachers in the area of student behaviour, at the individual, whole school and classroom level, these include Teaching Troubled Children, Supporting and Managing Student Behaviour and Advanced Classroom Management.
Autumn term commences on the October 15th and the last date for registration is December 4th . Full details of all our courses, including our Modular University Accredited Online Programmes are available at
www.icepe.eu
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For further information on programmes please contact:
Holocaust Education Trust Ireland
Clifton House
Lower Fitzwilliam Street
Dublin 2
Telephone: + 353 1 6690593
Email: info@hetireland.org
Website: www.hetireland.org
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Dolceta is a consumer education website, with 27 country versions in 21 languages, financed by the European Commission. It offers information on a range of consumer issues in a user friendly and accessible way.
Consumers can find information and learn more about your consumer rights, financial services, product safety, sustainable consumption and services of general interest (electricity, gas, transport and so on). A new section on Food Safety will be online in the next few weeks.
The Teachers’ Corner of Dolceta contains lesson plans, fact sheets, resources, tools, quizzes and games that can be used with a range of age groups from Primary to adult learners, in a range of curriculum areas – home economics, business studies, CSPE- as well as literacy, drama, community and lifeskills education.
Click here for
Consumer Education Teachers Pack
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What is the Irish Primary Physical Education Association
- The Irish Primary Physical Education Association (IPPEA) was founded in 2002 by and for primary teachers who were particularly interested in the subject of Physical Education.
- The association aims to heighten awareness of PE issues in primary schools and to promote physical activity in an educational context.
- The IPPEA liaises with other organisations involved in the promotion of PE.
- The IPPEA website www.irishprimarype.com is regularly updated and contains IPPEA news, PE teaching tips, useful links and PE articles.
Why would I join the IPPEA?
- To be part of an association that represents and supports the needs of primary teachers involved in PE
- To have continued access to up-to-date knowledge in the area of PE
- To benefit from membership entitlements.
What does my membership entitle me to? Your €10 subscription entitles you to….
- Information on upcoming PE events and current events including PE workshops held during the school term.
- Subscription to the IPPEA newsletter/e-flyer which keeps members up to date on the latest issues and developments in PE and related areas. Teaching tips are also included.
- Reduced fee at the annual IPPEA conference.
- It is planned that a “members only” section will be developed on the website with restricted access to teaching tips and resources
Where can I get more information?
For further information or a membership application form, visit our website http://www.irishprimarype.com or contact Orla Howlin, Membership committee, IPPEA,by email
Download Membership application form
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