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Teaching the Presidents of Ireland

stall_the_ball · 2013-02-06 19:44:37

Would this be considered to complicated a lesson for Fourth Class? Recognising 3 former presidents and Michael D, to note the important points, Mary Robinson as first female, Mary McAleese from the North etc? Finding nothing relevant in text books or the curriculum yet it is an interesting and relevant topic. Would it be…

06-02-2013 7:44pm

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Would this be considered to complicated a lesson for Fourth Class? Recognising 3 former presidents and Michael D, to note the important points, Mary Robinson as first female, Mary McAleese from the North etc? Finding nothing relevant in text books or the curriculum yet it is an interesting and relevant topic. Would it be viewed as too advanced by those who have teaching experience?

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#2 07-02-2013 8:11pm

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Not all all, for fourth.

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