
E9: An Ghaeilge agus Prionsabail na Foghlama, an Teagaisc, agus an Mheasúnaithe (Dr. Claire Dunne agus Clodagh Ní Mhaolchiaráin)
The NCCA Primary PodcastShow Notes
Ar an gclár seo, pléann Dr. Claire Dunne (Léactóir) agus Clódagh Ní Mhaolchiaráin (Príomhoide) Prionsabail an Teagaisc, na Foghlama agus na Measúnachta mar a ndéantar cur síos orthu i gCreatchuraclam na Bunscoile. Pléann siad an chuma atá ar na prionsabail sin (aistrithe agus leanúnachas, caidrimh, comhpháirtíochtaí, gníomhú agus rannpháirtíocht, measúnú agus dul chun cinn timpeallachtaí foghlama, oideachas ionchuimsitheach agus éagsúlacht agus oideolaíocht) i dtéarmaí praiticiúla i múineadh na Gaeilge. Chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil faoi fhorbairtí curaclaim na bunscoile tabhair cuairt ar ncca.ie/primaryLean orainn ar na meáin shóisialta: Facebook: @nccaireland Instagram: ncca_irl LinkedIn: NCCAie X: @nccaie
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On this episode, Dr. Claire Dunne (Lecturer) and Clódagh Ní Mhaolchiaráin (Principal) discuss the Principles of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment as described in the Primary Curriculum Framework. They discuss how these principles (transitions and continuity, relationships, partnerships, engagement and participation, assessment and progression, learning environments, inclusive education and diversity, and pedagogy) look in practical terms in the teaching of Irish. The NCCA Primary Podcast is available on the NCCA Website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other podcast hosting platforms. Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #nccapod To find out more about primary curriculum developments visit ncca.ie/primary Follow us on social media: Facebook: @nccaireland Instagram: ncca_irl LinkedIn: NCCAie X: @nccaie
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In this episode we discuss Outdoor Learning in the Redeveloped Primary Curriculum, examples of current practice in outdoor learning, adapting outdoor learning to bespoke settings, the affordances that outdoor learning offers in terms of possibilities for active learning. Our guests on this podcast are Dr Orla Kelly (Dublin City University) and Ruth Collins (Slane National School, Co, Meath). Orla and Ruth also discuss embracing unexpected teaching and learning opportunities in the outdoors, addressing teacher’s concerns regarding taking the learning outside, the inclusive nature of outdoor learning as well as risks and hazards in the outdoors. Orla and Ruth refer to a European Outdoor Learning project in the podcast, the following is a link to the project website:apole.eu The NCCA Primary Podcast is available on the NCCA Website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other podcast hosting platforms. Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #nccapod To find out more about primary curriculum developments visit ncca.ie/primary Follow us on social media: Facebook: @nccaireland Instagram: ncca_irl LinkedIn: NCCAie
Tá aistrithe mar ghnáthchuid den bhunoideachas, lena n-áirítear, den chuid is mó, an t-aistriú ón mbunscoil nó ón scoil speisialta go dtí an iarbhunscoil. Tógtar ar réamhfhoghlaim, ar fhéinluach agus ar fhéiniúlacht na bpáistí agus iad ag bogadh ón mbaile go dtí an réamhscoil agus ar aghaidh tríd an mbunscoil. Leagann sé sin bunchloch thábhachtach do bhogadh go dtí an iarbhunscoil. Chun an t-aistear tábhachtach seo a phlé, tá John O’Donnabháin (múinteoir meánscoile) agus Cian Ó Conghaile (múinteoir bunscoile) linn don eipeasóid seo.