CCEA and COGG Jointly Launch NEW Digital Maths Resource for Gaelscoileanna
A new bespoke digital maths resource has been developed for pupils in Irish-medium schools throughout Ireland.
The resource entitled Mol Mata was officially launched today (Tuesday 30 November 2021) by the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) in collaboration with An Chomhairle Um Oideachais Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta (COGG) and is available for teachers and pupils to use.
Mol Mata is designed to help learners problem solve and develop investigative skills in mathematics through innovative and creative online lessons, games and activities.
Muireann Ní Mhóráin, Chief Executive of COGG said:
COGG welcomes the launch of Mol Mata, an interactive resource developed in collaboration with CCEA with support from the Professional Development Service for Teachers. Mol Mata is a unique resource that facilitates problem solving and investigative skills and, while doing so, supports children in Gaeltacht and Irish-medium schools develop higher order thinking skill and their mathematical language.
COGG looks forward to working again with CCEA in the development of further teaching and learning resources for the Irish-medium sector.
Margaret Farragher, interim Chief Executive of CCEA commented:
CCEA is delighted to be part of this cross-border initiative with COGG. Mol Mata provides an approach where pupils can deepen their understanding of mathematical concepts and build on essential problem-solving and investigative skills that are key to both curricula. The imaginative and innovative activities in the resource provide a springboard where rich discussion and language acquisition can take place.
This resource which embraces the knowledge, skills and experience of teachers and educational professionals from both sides of the border also serves to demonstrate CCEA’s ability in creating innovative, bespoke resources.
Mol Mata is now available for teachers and pupils to use:
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