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PQ 100

97 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will ensure that any reform of the junior certificate cycle be accompanied by meaningful consultation with teachers’ unions, teachers’ representatives and education bodies, that a change in the curriculum will endeavour to reduce the pupil-teacher ratio; if he will further ensure that external monitoring of continuous assessment is implemented with adequate funding to deliver the programme; and that adequate in-service training for teachers and additional payment for any extra work carried out by teachers. [19248/11]

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97 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will ensure that any reform of the junior certificate cycle be accompanied by meaningful consultation with teachers’ unions, teachers’ representatives and education bodies, that a change in the curriculum will endeavour to reduce the pupil-teacher ratio; if he will further ensure that external monitoring of continuous assessment is implemented with adequate funding to deliver the programme; and that adequate in-service training for teachers and additional payment for any extra work carried out by teachers. [19248/11]

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