Research Events | Seminars

The school shutdown has put intense pressure on schools to support continuity of learning for their students. This puts extra demands on schools to communicate clearly and effectively with parents.

In this webinar, we are celebrating and highlighting the opportunities in the every day lives of multilingual families for parents to support young children learning at home in all and any of the languages at their disposal.

Behind the Headlines webinar, a discussion exploring how the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the immersion of technology into our lives. Dr Ann Devitt from School of Education is one of the panellists.

This webinar celebrates and highlights the opportunities in the every day lives of families for parents to support young children learning to read and write.

A webinar hosted by School of Education, Trinity College, Marino Institute of Education and Limerick & Clare ETB. To mark John Fields’ birthday (founder of the Fields Medal for outstanding achievement in mathematics), we are celebrating and highlighting the opportunities in the everyday lives of families for parents to support young children learning engage with numeracy concepts.

A webinar hosted by School of Education, Trinity College, Marino Institute of Education and Limerick&Clare ETB. For UNESCO World Book and Copyright Day on 23 April, we are celebrating and highlighting the opportunities in the every day lives of families for parents to support young children learning to read and write.

The written word and beyond: Grasping essentials through intersemiotic translation.

Operation Transformation Inclusion!

Trinity Access: Transforming Education.

The Arts Education Research Group are hosting a Drama Seminar as part of the research seminar series 2019-2020. Two speakers from the Southern Hemisphere, Dr Christine Hatton and Juliet Cottrell will be presenting.

Celebrating European Day of Languages Through Research.

End of academic year research seminar Thursday 27th June.

Residential Schools and Indigenous Peoples: From Genocide via Education to the Possibilities for Processes of Truth, Restitution, Reconciliation and Reclamation.

Immigrant Teachers Working in Ireland? Barriers and Beyond - presented by Dr Rory McDaid and Dr Emer Nowlan.

Trinity Access 21: Large-scale action research facilitating iterative change in Irish schools

Sustaining a Career in Arts/Music Education: Cultivating Hope, Engaging in Self-renewal