E4: ‘Looking back and looking forward’ The Irish primary Curriculum in the past and in the future (Dr Thomas Walsh and Caoimhe McLaughlin)

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The NCCA Primary Podcast

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Welcome to the NCCA primary podcast, a podcast from the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment. We speak to teachers, principals, researchers and other stakeholders, providing a space where we can bring together and share different ideas and perspectives. We hope that this will spark your own conversations around curriculum and we welcome you to get in touch with the podcast by emailing us at podcast@ncca.ie or by using the hashtag #nccapodcast to continue the conversation on social media.

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E4: ‘Looking back and looking forward’ The Irish primary Curriculum in the past and in the future (Dr Thomas Walsh and Caoimhe McLaughlin)

The NCCA Primary Podcast

1 hour 4 minutes 25 seconds

8 months ago

E4: ‘Looking back and looking forward’ The Irish primary Curriculum in the past and in the future (Dr Thomas Walsh and Caoimhe McLaughlin)

In this episode we delve into the rich history of curriculum reform in Ireland. We reflect on lessons which can be learned from past curriculum reforms, as well as looking forward to opportunities and challenges for the enactment of the redeveloped primary curriculum. To give their perspectives on these changes we are joined by Dr. Thomas Walsh from Maynooth University and Caoimhe McLaughlin a teacher and former member of the Department of Education teacher support services.