Why are fewer teachers signing up to mark the State exams?
State Examinations Commissions is under pressure to find enough examiners
State Examinations Commissions is under pressure to find enough examiners
Fine Gael’s Jennifer Carroll MacNeill criticises ‘general responses’ and ‘lack of output’
Marking fees for teachers increased by 50% or more in effort to attract more applicants
As teacher union conferences are held, many want to retain gains made during pandemic
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Move includes spreading exams out in bid to reduce student stress levels
Jury is out on whether reforms will end up easing pressure on students
Analysis: Examination reforms aim to modernise how children engage with senior cycle
Teacher-based assessment to feature with greater emphasis on project work from 2024
Students likely to get results later than usual due to alternative set of State exams in July
Public health experts advise easing of Covid rules as teachers’ unions urge caution
Teachers’ union says infection prevention measures should stay in place until Easter
Junior Cycle and Leaving Cert exams to commence on Wednesday, June 8th
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Minister for Education confirms move for Leaving Cert and Junior Cert students
No ‘fair’ way to deliver hybrid approach to exams this year, says Minister for Education
Candidates who have never had to sit a State exam may struggle in college, CAO chair says
Concern over impact of grade inflation if teacher-assessed marks are awarded again
Students' group says State exams cannot go ahead as plans due to Covid disruption
A return to last year’s ‘hybrid’ Leaving may prove impossible, but there is an alternative
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Irish Second Level Students’ Union says no online tuition available for those isolating
Students critical of Department of Education reponse to teaching staff shortages
Schools unable to release teachers during term time to work as examiners
Grade bands for both the Junior Cycle and Leaving Cert are due an overhaul
Numbers of students seeking exemptions from the subject may ‘increase significantly’
Advisory report seeks to strike a balance between conservation and change
The Secret Teacher: Pupils are in desperate need of essential soft skills
Opinion: We need to involve students more when designing learning material for them
Call for alternative assessments and reformed entry routes into college
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The pandemic has opened a pathway to a more open and less prescriptive curriculum and assessment model at Junior Cycle
Teachers were more generous to girls than boys in this year’s Leaving Cert – but some academics say the evidence doesn’t hold up
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