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General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland Repository > Research Theses > St. Marys University College > Classroom Assistants are Under-valued and Under-utilised

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Title: Classroom Assistants are Under-valued and Under-utilised
Authors: Doherty, Rosemary
Issue Date: Sep-2004
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2428/12638
Abstract: This research project was initiated through a personal interest and involvement in training and assessing classroom assistants. With the arrival of new standards for a new breed of classroom assistant – Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) – their role is developing dramatically. In order to investigate current practice in Northern Ireland views of classroom assistants, teachers and assessors of classroom assistants were sought.
Type: Thesis
Language: en
Keywords: Classroom assistant
Schools in Northern Ireland
Appears in Collections: St. Marys University College

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