Low pupil-teacher ratios, well-equipped classrooms and dedicated teachers contribute to positive learning atmosphere in modern schools
Irish National Teachers' Organisation
Pupil numbers projected to drop by 100,000, or almost one fifth, within a decade
An oversupply of teachers may become an issue by the end of the decade
We asked delegates at teaching union conferences if they support calls for teachers in urban areas to be paid more to reflect higher living costs
INTO hears State has ‘abdicated responsibility to religious organisations for too long’
Delegates at the teaching unions’ conferences discuss the rise of artificial intelligence in the classroom
Teachers' conference hears State regulator is aware of more predators using social media to extort children
Teachers' union conference hears new pay deal will increase starting salaries for teachers to €46,000 and €85,000 at top end
Delegates at the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation annual congress in Derry share their views on prospects for new entrants
Teaching unions have signed up to a public sector pay deal by a huge margin of up to 85 per cent
Teaching unions’ Easter conferences get under way with debate around recruitment ‘crisis’ set to dominate
Staff shortages linked to high living costs will dominate teacher unions’ annual conferences this year
Leading entrepreneurs, educators, cultural figures and scientists share their views on how to future-proof education
INTO says findings highlight issue of aggression in schools, particularly in special needs settings
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