The second of the Series 2 of Inclusion Dialogue podcasts, Dr Joanne Banks interviews Prof Sally Tomlinson

It now takes up to six years to qualify as a second-level teacher, and with few financial supports, candidates who don’t have independent means are finding it hard to get a foot in the door

Final year student on the M.Ed. Leadership and Policy, Stephen Rixon, was awarded an INTO Bursary for his Master’s research at a ceremony at this year’s INTO Consultative Conference on Education on November 13th by the INTO General Secretary

New series for 2021-2022, Dr Gavin Murphy is in conversation with Dr Kylie Lipscombe from University Wollongong

The first of the Series 2 of Inclusion Dialogue podcasts, Dr Joanne Banks interviews Prof Umesh Sharma

New series for 2021-2022, Dr Gavin Murphy is in conversation with Prof Qing Gu from University College London

At the Annual Conference of OMEP (Irl) on Saturday, November 6th, Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman announced the appointment of Professor Nóirín Hayes as the first Champion and Advocate for Early Childhood Education and Care in Ireland

Professor Damian Murchan co-presented a paper at AEA-Europe 2021 with Dr. Jillian Kellough, Office of Schools, Diocese of Kalamazoo, Michigan. The paper explored teachers’ and students’ perspectives and use of formative assessment in four subjects at Junior Cycle

Ten years on, the CAVE Research Centre are hosting an online seminar on Contemporary Perspectives on the National Strategy for Higher Education

It is widely acknowledged that home-based Childminding is different from other forms of early childhood services. How can that difference be described and developed? Prof. Nóirín Hayes, Researching Early Childhood Education Collaborative (RECEC), School of Education, TCD is delighted to welcome Prof. Tonyan and Dr O’Regan to this important webinar on Tuesday November 16th

Prof Damian Murchan joined Newstalk’s Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman to discuss the CAO offers and difficulties experienced by students in securing places in courses of their choices due to increased grades

A welcome glimpse of normality returns to campus as in-person graduation ceremonies takes place. It is with great delight that Professional Master in Education (PME) and Masters in Education (M.Ed.) students graduated in person on Friday 13th August.

Murmur is a drama written and directed by Susanne Colleary, adjunct lecturer in the School of Education. Murmur has been selected as part of both Edinburgh Fringe Festival & Camden Fringe Festival