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What teaching taught them
Nadia Farooq West Calder High School
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"I don't know who learns more...they're teaching me things about myself that I didn't know."
Alasdair Mac a’ Phì Tidsear Bun-sgoil tro Mheadhan na Gaidhlig, Bun-sgoil Chnoc a’ Chonaisg
Article
"Bha mi ag obair le tidsear bho chionn fhada a bhiodh ag ràdh tric gur e an tidsear an goireas as fheàrr a th’ againn gus ar cànan a chumail beò. Bidh mi a’ smaoineachadh air na briathran aice bho àm gu àm agus tha sin gam chumail ceart! ’S e tidsearan de dh’àrd chàileachd ann an seòmar-sgoile Gàidhlig a bhios a’ toirt buaidh shàr-mhath air adhartas nan sgoilearan."
Alasdair MacPhee Gaelic medium primary teacher, Bun-sgoil Chnoc a’ Chonaisg (Whinhill Primary School)
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"I once worked with a teacher who said that the teacher was the absolutely best resource we had for keeping Gaelic alive. I think about her words often to keep myself going! Teachers of the highest quality in the Gaelic classroom have an incredibly positive impact upon pupils’ attainment."
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