Why Change how Additional Teaching Resources are allocated to Schools?: A Post-Primary Teacher Response
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Post-Primary, Resource Allocation, SEN, Special Educational Needs, New ModelAbstract
CATHERINE MCNAMARA is a post primary teacher in St. Mark’s Community School where she has taught students with special educational needs since 2003.
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National Council for Special Education (2014) Delivery for Students with Special Educational Needs: A Better and More Equitable Way, Trim: NCSE.
State Examinations Commission (2017) Reasonable Accommodations at the 2017 Certificate Examinations: Instructions for Schools, http://www.examinations.ie (accessed 9th July, 2017).
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