333. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number and percentage of teachers who have fully engaged in training for the new junior cycle curriculum and assessment; the number of schools that are not currently in a position to implement the new junior cycle English classroom assessment due to the ban by the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland on teacher participation; and the number of students who will not be able to participate in the classroom-based assessment if the ban continues. [10585/16]

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333. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number and percentage of teachers who have fully engaged in training for the new junior cycle curriculum and assessment; the number of schools that are not currently in a position to implement the new junior cycle English classroom assessment due to the ban by the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland on teacher participation; and the number of students who will not be able to participate in the classroom-based assessment if the ban continues. [10585/16]

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