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The new syllabus will have many new texts, wide choices and new approaches.
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A new syllabus is being designed to combat this problem.
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Where can we get details of the new syllabus?
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But to do so they needed to remember old lessons rather than plan a new syllabus.
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I never had any doubt that the Inspectorate were involved in the formulation of the new syllabus.
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Kate O'Carroll, chairwoman of the association, says they are still expecting the new syllabus to go ahead.
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This is the first year studying the new syllabus, and unfortunately it has not been an enjoyable experience.
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It's a new syllabus, it has never been examined and sample papers will not be available until January.
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But critics argue that the new syllabus restricts the flexibility for studying modern authors from outside the British Isles.
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This new syllabus has had a very long gestation, the last major revision having taken place in the late 1960s.
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In one of my own subjects, English, there are widespread criticisms of the new syllabus and the new examination methods that accompany it.
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Pat Hanratty of Tallaght Community School said yesterday's papers were more student-friendly, continuing a trend evident since the new syllabus was introduced four years ago.
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The three-hour paper was broadly welcomed, although teachers are looking forward to a new syllabus which will comprise one exam instead of the current two.
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I don't understand why fifth years, who have studied the "old" maths course all their lives, have been landed with this whole new syllabus.
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ASTI members also voted to lift their ban on co-operation with new syllabuses.
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Each subject area has been radically revamped, and teachers have embraced new programmes, new syllabuses and legislation.
