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GTCNI Research Lesson Study

Research Lesson Study in schools across the country find reward for teachers in terms of improved learning. Further 2012 events coming up.

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Stranmillis Student Teacher Awarded

06-07-2007

Stranmillis Student Teacher Awarded

6th July 2007
GTCNI

Sharon Armstrong, Prof McMinn, Barney Ball

The first Student Teacher Award to be presented by GTCNI to a Stranmillis student was presented today at the University College by the Principal, Professor Richard McMinn and Barney Ball, GTCNI.

The successful candidate, Sharon Armstrong gave a winning presentation to secure the prestigious £1000 Award which will go towards her continuing professional development as she embarks on her teaching career in Northern Italy.

Sharon commented "I am thrilled to have won this award and it will be most helpful in my further development. I am excited to be teaching in Italy and hope the experience will give me the edge when I apply for a post in Northern Ireland in the future".

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