Covid-19 (Coronavirus): Information about the School of Education’s programmes and activities for 2020/21
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Newstalk - Prof Damian Murchan on challenges for students with eligible points in securing places in high-demand coursesProf 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 -
Hats Off to our M.Ed. and PME graduants!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 by Susanne Colleary: A Cautionary Fairytale for This Uncertain MomentMurmur 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 -
Olympic Games Toyko 2021Wishing Monika Dukarska and her team colleague Aileen Crowley the very best of luck in the women’s pair rowing semi-finals. Monika is currently studying for her PhD in Education in Munster Technological University under the joint supervision of Prof Andrew Loxley (Trinity College Dublin), Dr Tom Farrelly and Dr Breda O’Dwyer (MTU). Dr Tom Farrelly is a D.Ed. graduate of Trinity -
TCPID students - Thank You to the Rory McDonagh TrustThe Rory McDonagh Trust generously donated new laptops in September 2020 for every student in the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities -
Irish-Examiner - Breaking down the Barriers of Prejudice in EducationAn article by Richard Hogan - Irish Examiner - We have a long way to go before we really start to celebrate difference and disability in this country -
Irish-Examiner - Third of student teachers have financial difficultiesA research carried out by Melanie Ní Dhuinn and Andrew Loxley of Trinity College Dublin and Mark Prendergast of University College Cork, found that typically, those in teaching training were down an average of €151 a week between what they spent and what they earned -
PGR Student Survey - Qualitative Data Analysis Report with Trinity College Dublin and Marino Institute of EducationReport 4 in series of 5 research projects to analyse the StudentSurvey.ie and PGR StudentSurvey.ie qualitative data written by Dr Michelle Share (TCD), Dr Caitríona Delaney (TCD) and Dr Rory Mc Daid (MIE) -
I worry about money every day: The financial stress of second-level initial teacher education in IrelandAn article published in Issues in Educational Research by Prof Andrew Loxley (TCD), Dr Melanie Ni Dhuinn (TCD) and Dr Mark Prendergast (UCC) -
QS World University Rankings by SubjectThe School of Education, Trinity College Dublin are ranked 69th for 2021 in the QS World University Subject Rankings under the Education and Training category -
Newstalk - Are we putting too much pressure on kids to learn foreign languages?Dr Ann Devitt, Associate Professor of Language Education and Director of Research at the School of Education at Trinity College Dublin, joins Tom Dunne on Newstalk -
The Irish Times - Will teachers be tempted to inflate Leaving Cert students’ grades this year?Prof Damian Murchan calls for clear messaging about the difference between exam grades and accredited grades -
In Conversation With...series with Educational Policy and Leadership ExpertsThe June 2021 webinar, Dr Gavin Murphy is in conversation with Prof Andy Hargreaves and Prof Dennis Shirley from Boston College USA.
