A steep learning curve: A debate on the teacher strikes

Philip Irwin, president of the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland, and Jan O'Sullivan, Minister for Education and Skills, debate today's strike action.

Tue, 02 Dec, 2014 - 00:00

FOR: Teachers’ voices must be heard

The exams must be marked externally to give credence to the system, writes Philip Irwin

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Courts Analysis Teachers Protest Place: Cork Place: Donegal Place: Galway Place: Limerick Place: Monaghan Place: Ireland Person: Philip Irwin Person: Jan O'Sullivan Person: Minister for Education and Skills Organisation: Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland Organisation: ASTI Organisation: Teachers’ Union of Ireland Organisation: TUI Organisation: Department of Education and Skills Organisation: State Exams Commission Organisation: Millward Brown

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