After the reforms : education and policy in Northern Ireland
Tony Gallagher, R. D. Osborne, R. J. Cormack
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Tony Gallagher, R. D. Osborne, R. J. Cormack
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Education in Northern Ireland, Robert Osborne, Robert Cormack, et al a historical context to education and church-state relations in Northern Ireland, Seamus Dunn the financing of education in Northern Ireland, Michael Connolly public policy and education in Northern Ireland, Matthew Salters and Alex McEwen the future of education post the Education Reform (NI) Order, 1989 - an education and library board administrator's account, Tom Nolan the role of the council for Catholic maintained schools in education in Northern Ireland, Paddy McCavera the education reforms in Northern Ireland - the transferrors' perspective, Houston McKelvey the introduction of formula funding and local management of schools in Northern Ireland, Penny McKeown the transfer procedure reformed?, Anne Sutherland gender and the common curriculum, Valerie Morgan surveys of integrated education in Northern Ireland - a review, Ed Cairns, Seamus Dunn, et al integrated education - the views of parents, Alex McEwen and John Salters community relations, equality and education, Anthony Gallagher, Robert Osborne, et al rhetoric and reality in Northern Ireland's Catholic secondary schools, Manus O'Boyle science and funding in Northern Ireland grammar schools, Dominic Murray the future of higher education in Northern Ireland with particular reference to the University of Ulster, Trevor Smith teacher education - some policy considerations, Sean Fulton higher education in Northern Ireland, Robert Cormack and Robert Osborne higher education and labour market entry - the differing experiences of Northern Irish Protestants and Catholics, Robert Miller, Robert Osborne, et al.
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Education in Northern Ireland, Robert Osborne, Robert Cormack, et al a historical context to education and church-state relations in Northern Ireland, Seamus Dunn the financing of education in Northern Ireland, Michael Connolly public policy and education in Northern Ireland, Matthew Salters and Alex McEwen the future of education post the Education Reform (NI) Order, 1989 - an education and library board administrator's account, Tom Nolan the role of the council for Catholic maintained schools in education in Northern Ireland, Paddy McCavera the education reforms in Northern Ireland - the transferrors' perspective, Houston McKelvey the introduction of formula funding and local management of schools in Northern Ireland, Penny McKeown the transfer procedure reformed?, Anne Sutherland gender and the common curriculum, Valerie Morgan surveys of integrated education in Northern Ireland - a review, Ed Cairns, Seamus Dunn, et al integrated education - the views of parents, Alex McEwen and John Salters community relations, equality and education, Anthony Gallagher, Robert Osborne, et al rhetoric and reality in Northern Ireland's Catholic secondary schools, Manus O'Boyle science and funding in Northern Ireland grammar schools, Dominic Murray the future of higher education in Northern Ireland with particular reference to the University of Ulster, Trevor Smith teacher education - some policy considerations, Sean Fulton higher education in Northern Ireland, Robert Cormack and Robert Osborne higher education and labour market entry - the differing experiences of Northern Irish Protestants and Catholics, Robert Miller, Robert Osborne, et al.
Key concepts: Irish, Northern ireland, Context (archaeology), Sociology, Curriculum, Political science, Gender studies, Public administration