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Donegal teachers lead the way on new development programme

written by Rachel McLaughlin September 29, 2023
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Five post primary schools have begun the first ever TL21 programme in Donegal.

The TL21 Programme is a workshop based Continuing Professional Development programme for teachers and school leaders that promotes innovative pedagogic practice and professional learning communities in post-primary schools.

The programme is currently running as a partnership between the University of Maynooth Department of Education and the Donegal Education Support Centre. Participants attend and actively engage in a series of CPD workshops over a two-year period and progressively develop and enhance their capabilities as innovative practitioners.

The programme is a research-led and its aims include 1). to strengthen teachers’ capabilities as co-operative and self-critical authors of their own work and 2). to enable students to take an active and responsible part in their own learning.

Participants include Teachers, Assistant Principals and Senior School Leaders and represent a diversity of school types (ETB, Community & Comprehensive and Voluntary Secondary Schools) and a wide geographical spread.

They include Mulroy College, Milford, PCC Falcarragh, Scoil Mhuire Buncrana, St. Columba’s College, Stranorlar and Abbey VS, Donegal Town. Participants are pictured with Ms. Jacqui Dillon (TL21 Facilitator) and Mr. Kieran Mc Taggart (Director of the Donegal Education Support Centre).

Donegal teachers lead the way on new development programme was last modified: September 29th, 2023 by Rachel McLaughlin
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