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Jun 1, 2021 | 11:29 AM
School closures for snow, bad weather and other unexpected reasons could become a thing of the past, the Department of Education has indicated.
The Irish Times reports that remote learning and supports could be provided to children in these circumstances using technology similar to that pioneered during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Under proposed reforms, all teachers and special needs assistants would “work with the department to support the use of technology to the greatest extent possible to maintain teaching and supports to children in unexpected closures (weather etc) on a remote basis”.
The proposed reforms are set out in a new action plan that is linked to the public service pay agreement reached between the Government and trade unions in December.