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News Teachers Invited To Give Feedback At NUI Galway On New Computer Science Curriculum For Leaving Cert.
Teachers Invited To Give Feedback At NUI Galway On New Computer Science Curriculum For Leaving Cert.
The School of Education at NUI Galway are hosting a regional Focus Group on the new Computer Science curriculum to give teachers the opportunity to provide feedback on the new Leaving Certificate Computer Science subject that will be introduced, on a phased basis, to schools in September 2018. The curriculum specification for Leaving Certificate Computer Science is currently being developed by the NCCA - National Council for Curriculum and Assessment.
Dr Anna Walshe, NCCA Education Officer who will lead the discussion on the draft specification said: “The needs and views of learners, teachers and schools are central to developments at senior cycle. Teachers and schools are at the heart of leading and supporting change that is deep and lasting. The purpose of this consultation is to achieve a closer understanding of the dynamics of change for the learner, for the teacher as a professional and for the school as an organisation.”
The draft specification, published by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment is available for consultation until 22nd September on www.ncca.ie
Please contact Cornelia Connolly at cornelia.connolly@nuigalway.ie if you wish to attend and be part of this key regional consultation on the new Computer Science subject for schools. Teachers who attend will have substitution and travel expenses reimbursed.
The Focus Group will be held on Thursday 14 September, 2017. The session will take place between 2–4pm in Room D202, Education Building, Block D (south campus) at NUI Galway.
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