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• 1.   Developing inclusive schools: The pivotal role of teaching assistants in promoting inclusion in special and mainstream schools in Northern Ireland

  This article focuses on the vital part played by teaching assistants in developing inclusive practices in Northern Ireland schools

  

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  This paper focuses on the vital part played by teaching assistants in developing inclusive practices in Northern Ireland schools. In the case of mainstream schools, this means assisting with the integration of pupils with learning difficulties in regular classrooms. In the case of special schools, teaching assistants are required to have the knowledge and skills both to cope with more...

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  Northern Ireland

  European Journal of Special Needs Education, Vol: 17 Page: 161-173 2002
  Anne Moran; Lesley Abbott

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• 2.   THE DREAM OF BEING A PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYER: Insights on Career Development Options of Young Irish Players

  This article discusses the dream of being a professional soccer player: Insights on Career Development Options of Young Irish Players

  

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  Because of the improved fortunes in international competition of the Republic of Ireland soccer team and increased media interest in the game, many youngsters embark on their dream to be a full-time professional player. Soccer in Ireland is mostly played on a part-time basis, with few openings for full-time professionals. English clubs are now recruiting youngsters at an early age more...

  Geography:

  Republic of Ireland

  Journal of Sport & Social Issues, Vol: 27 Page: 399-419 2003
  Ann Bourke

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• 3.   Thematic review of family therapy journals in 2007

  This article discusses the thematic review of family therapy journals in 2007- including representative articles in the areas of child-focused problems, adult-focused problems, couples, divorce, diversity, developments in systemic practice

  

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  In 2007 many developments in a broad range of areas were covered in the family therapy journals. In this review, reference will be made to particularly significant papers but also to the less significant but representative articles in the areas of child-focused problems, adult-focused problems, couples, divorce, diversity, developments in systemic practice, assessment, training, more...

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  Republic of Ireland

  Journal of Family Therapy, Vol: 30 Page: 296-319 2008
  Alan Carr

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