Research Events | Seminars

Research Seminar Thursday March 4th 2021
Dr. Julie Uí Choistealbha and Dr. Melanie Ní Dhuinn will present on their work to date on the DEEPEN project based on the Droichead Teacher Induction programme for Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) in Ireland.

In Conversation With...series with Educational Policy and Leadership Experts
The January webinar, Dr Gavin Murphy is in conversation with Eleanor (Ellie) Drago-Severson. Eleanor Drago-Severson is Professor of Education Leadership and Adult Learning and Leadership, and director of the PhD Program in Educational Leadership, at Teachers College, Columbia University

TCPID Research Seminar - 17th December 2020
Staff, graduates and partners of the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities on linking with the business community to support students with intellectual disabilities to transition to work

In Conversation With...series with Educational Policy and Leadership Experts
The December research seminar webinar, Dr Gavin Murphy is in conversation with Carrie Conaway. Carrie is a senior lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education

Inclusion Dialogue Podcast Launch with Dr Joanne Banks
In this webinar on Thursday 26th November, a host of international experts offer their insights on how we can achieve inclusive education

Research Seminar 12th November 2020
To celebrate Science Week Ireland 2020, we are hosting a research seminar on Science, Schools, and the Apocalypse; lessons from a pandemic-era project on Earth Science education in Irish secondary schools with Dr Emily Neenan

Webinar - Online research seminar October 29th 2020
Leadership preparation in Ireland: Insights into a changing landscape with Dr Gavin Murphy.

Webinar - Online research seminar Thursday 1st October 2020
Lessons Learned in Lockdown – impact of the pandemic on Irish Education. This webinar looks at the research conducted in the School of Education over this time with principals, teachers, learners in different settings and parents.

A webinar on communicating effectively with parents: supports for schools
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.

Home Languages and Home Learning: Supports for Multilingual Families
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: Human+Technology Beyond Covid-19.
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.

Literacy on the Loose: Support for Families at home
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.

Numeracy in the Now: Supports for Families at home
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.

Literacy On The Loose: supports for parents
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.

Research Seminar | February 6th 2020
The written word and beyond: Grasping essentials through intersemiotic translation.

Research Seminar | 30th January 2020
Operation Transformation Inclusion!

Research Seminar Series | November 2019
Trinity Access: Transforming Education.

Research Seminar Series November 4th 2019
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.

Research Seminar Series | September 2019
Celebrating European Day of Languages Through Research.

Research Seminar Series | June 2019
End of academic year research seminar Thursday 27th June.

Research Seminar | 30th May 2019
Residential Schools and Indigenous Peoples: From Genocide via Education to the Possibilities for Processes of Truth, Restitution, Reconciliation and Reclamation.

Research Seminar | 31st January 2019
Immigrant Teachers Working in Ireland? Barriers and Beyond - presented by Dr Rory McDaid and Dr Emer Nowlan.

Research Seminar | 29th November 2018
Trinity Access 21: Large-scale action research facilitating iterative change in Irish schools

Research Seminar | 25th October 2018
Sustaining a Career in Arts/Music Education: Cultivating Hope, Engaging in Self-renewal

Research Seminar | 28th June 2018
No Artificial Limits: Ireland’s Regional Technical Colleges with Richard Thorn

Research Seminar | 31st May 2018
Wittgenstein’s Theory of Family Resemblances in Arts Education

Research Seminar | 26th April 2018
Physical Education in Ireland: 1922 - 1939 with Dr Conor Curran
Research Seminar | 12th April 2018
SoE Research Seminar
Research Seminar | 29th March 2018
SoE Research Seminar with Mary - Ann ODonovan
Research Seminar | 8th March 2018
SoE Postgraduate Research Seminar with Maeve Gallagher and Clodagh Byrne
Symposium | 24th February 2018
All day Play is all very well but .... (RECEC and NCCA Early Years Symposium)

Research Seminar | 22nd February 2018

Research Seminar | 25th January 2018
The Hunt Report and Higher Education Policy in Ireland: Bureaucracy or Managerialism

Research Seminar | 30th November 2017
The Systematic Protection of Children in Child Protection Systems: An Invitation to Think, Question and Act

Research Seminar | 26th October 2017
The Global Access Challenge: Detroit, Beijing and Dublin - Prof Edward St John, University of Michigan