Registration is now open for the IASTA Conference 2015, which will focus on a discussion surrounding the new syllabus being developed by the NCCA and the formation of an informed and reflective response to their background paper. There is no cost to attend the conference but members are asked to register for the event. Lunch will be provided for all those attending. To register and find out more about the conference click here.
The results of the recent IASTA members’ survey reveal significant frustration and anxiety amongst teachers of Agricultural Science emanating from the learning outcomes model of…
This article originally appeared in the Country Leaving section of the Irish Farmers’ Journal and is reproduced here with permission. The new ag science syllabus…
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The following correspondence was sent to Minister for Education Ms Norma Foley TD, and other education stakeholders in the State Examinations Commission & National Council…
