Ireland -Second level schools closed as teachers strike -December 04, 2014

Jan 21, 2015 - Second-level schools across the country were closed, sending around 350,000 students home, as teachers staged a strike against the Junior Cycle reforms. In the reforms, teachers’ assessment of student performance would form 40% of the certification.

Second-level schools across the country were closed, sending around 350,000 students home, as teachers staged a strike against the Junior Cycle reforms. In the reforms, teachers’ assessment of student performance would form 40% of the certification. Teachers’ unions, however, have insisted that external assessment is critical to educational standards. Another day of strike has been announced for January 2015.

English: http://www.rte.ie/news/2014 ...  


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