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One of the projects is being led at NUI Galway by Dr John Morrissey, Senior Lecturer in Geography
and Associate Director of the Moore Institute for Humanities. The aim of the Global Citizenship
Education component of the initial teacher education (ITE) programmes within the School of
Education (SoE), University of Galway, is to enable our student teachers to develop their critical
consciousness on sustainable development and related issues. Belfast, 2015. Cormac Bourke
Download Free PDF View PDF The Archaeology of Lough Sheedagh and Lough Skannive, Carna,
Co. Shane also spoke at this launch about the NRN’s role in inspiring people in the farming
community and rural areas to maximize the success of the objectives set out in Ireland’s Rural
Development Programme (RDP) 2014-2020. Eugene and the team(Dr Stephen Nash, Civil
Engineering; Ms Sheena Parsons EOS) that will test a low-cost shoreline monitoring system using
fixed, time-lapse cameras in Brandon Bay, Co. Kerry. Images will be captured at high frequency
(every 10 mins) and analysed to determine wave run-up and shoreline elevation changes. The show
won the Audience Choice Vote at the awards on Satuday night, 04 April. The Irish government’s
response to homelessness, set out in an ambitious housing policy Rebuilding Ireland (Department of
Housing, 2016), has failed to stem the rising numbers of people becoming homeless. Dr Orla
Richardson and Dr Lucy Elvis from the Discipline of Philosophy have been awarded the CASSCS
Team Teaching Excellence Award for their work in the Philosophy For Children (P4C) prorgramme
and Dr Kevin O'Sullivan in the History Department received an individual award for this teaching.
The podcast can be accessed via the following link. Irish, English and Irish Studies are the principal
disciplines from which selection will be made. However, use does not only rely on the presence of a
given facility. The project aims to raise European citizens’ awareness of the ocean’s influence on us
and our influence on the ocean, or “ocean literacy”. The Summit website, including more photos
from the day, are available at. Professor Gerry MacRuairc, Professor of Education and Head of
School, commented: “this Google funded programme reinforces the philosophy of the School that
technology will not replace teachers but it is essential that teachers are introduced to many forms of
technology in their teacher education programmes.”. The image shows the cast taking a bow after
two standing ovations. Engaged in design-based research, Paul is exploring the history of education
for community formation in undergraduate initial teacher education. Professor Anne Scott, Vice
President for Diversity and Equality at NUI Galway, will open proceedings, and Professor Liz
Thomas, Director and Chair, Widening Participation Research Centre, Edge Hill University, England,
will provide the keynote address. Also in attendance were representatives from the Department of
Education and Skills (Eilish Bergin and Sarah Kearns) and the Higher Education Authority (Neil
McDermott, Senior Manager, Access Policy). Dr Gomes’ thesis, entitled: “Dialectical dividends:
Fostering hybridity of new pedagogical practices and partnership in science education and outreach”,
was supervised by Dr Veronica McCauley, Lecturer in Science Education, School of Education, NUI
Galway. The panel discussion, moderated by RTE's George Lee, stimulated a lively discussion, with
Dr. Greene raising themes relating to the often neglected social and human dimensions of the energy
transition (Picture attached). The iBook is FREE and is available for download from the iTunes
Store, with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Dr Shane Conway, Postdoctoral Researcher in the
Discipline of Geography’s Rural Studies Research Cluster at NUI Galway and the National Rural
Network was interviewed at the Irish Rural Link annual conference in Athlone on the 27th of May
2019 about this initiative along with EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil
Hogan. RELATED PAPERS The Excavation of an Early Medieval Crannog at Newtownlow,
County Westmeath. The revealing results are published in Nature Publishing Group’s social sciences
journal, Palgrave Communications. The School of Education contributions encompassed both
conference papers and symposia. It was compiled by Dr. Veronica McCauley, lecturer in science
education and it gives information on all the research projects presented at this event. The award will
be presented by the French Ambassador on 22nd November 2016. Resources Dive into our extensive
resources on the topic that interests you. Issues of inclusivity and diversity are at the heart of the
project to particularly account for disadvantaged and vulnerable social groups. Degree Level:
Scholarship is available to pursue Executive MBA programme.
Dr Rachel Quinlan, Vice Dean for the promotion of STEM, College of Science at NUI Galway, said:
“Explore funding enables student-staff collaboration on research and resource development, often
with benefits that go far beyond the university as in this case. The Dean of the CASSCS, on
appropriate advice, reserves the right to withdraw or suspend the Scholarship. How can we conceive
of 'victory' and the war ending. Congratulations to Ms Ellen McCabe, Huston School of Film and
Digital Media and PhD student, Structured PhD Digital Arts and Humanities (DAH), College of
Arts, Social Sciences and Celtic Studies, who has successfully defended her thesis, entitled: 'Living
the Stories We Create: An Educational Response to Narrative in the Digital Age.'. Read more: Irish
Times, RTE News, Galway Advertiser. This is of key important because it equips our student
teachers with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to be instrumental in educating their
pupils for their future role as global citizens; citizens with the capacity for critical thinking and
thoughtful action. The Summit website, including more photos from the day, are available at.
Through instruments of piano, voice, violin and percussion, students performed a short recital
programme before an invited audience. Introducing the Junior Cycle Mathematics Specification the
workshop was activity based, informative and provided invaluable knowledge to the pre-service
teachers for their use on school placement and when they graduate. This year, as per previous years,
students from other Schools within NUIG as well as Transition Year (TY) students and teachers
from some local secondary schools were invited to attend the event. The College acts as a partner
and a champion for much of the creative arts within the city and enjoys formal partnerships with
organisations such as Druid Theatre, Galway International Arts Festival, and the Abbey Theatre,
among others. Congratulations to our colleagues Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Ms Helena Condon,
who won Dean's Awards for civic outreach through publication and administrative excellence
respectively. Lead author of the study, Dr Manuela Heinz from the School of Education at NUI
Galway, said: “Our main data collection method is an anonymous voluntary cross-sectional online
questionnaire implemented annually with applicants to all state-funded Initial Teacher Education
programmes across Ireland. A range of questions were considered including: How can we make
sense of the invasion and what it means for Ukraine, Europe and Ireland and our wider world.
Funded by Irish Aid through the UBUNTU network this event is embedded firmly in the School's
philosophy of equality and justice. Higgins officially launched the book, The Cambridge History of
Ireland in Dublin Castle recently. Experiments were designed using simple household materials. Rory
Mc Daid is Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in Sociology of Education as well as Director of
Research at Marino Institute of Education, Dublin. A demonstrable interest in the overlaps between
creativity and technology. Marie-Louise Coolahan, and two researchers, Dr. Felicity Maxwell and Dr.
Bronagh McShane, will discuss the ways women gained controversial and exemplary reputations and
invite visitors to explore the interactive exhibits. More info about personal data and data collection
here. More information here at Peter Lang and here at Amazon. Nosebleeds, Tears and Italianted
Hearts: Thinking about the History of Emotions on the Seventeenth-Century Irish Mission. Please
see here a video compilation of the survey. The session will be followed by a general meeting of
interested parties in order to set up a research project specifically focussed on the Irish language
classroom. The book revolves around ten contributions that each summarise national trends, socio-
material characteristics, and policy responses to contemporary energy issues affecting householders in
different countries, and provides good practice examples for designing and implementing sustainable
energy initiatives. Mental health difficulties (including depression, bipolar disorder, and
schizophrenia) account for approximately half of all causes of disability in individuals under the age
of 25 in Ireland and around the world. The photo is published on Galway Advertiser of October 1.
Over 150 secondary school students came to the University of Galway to take part in engaging
language workshops in Spanish, German, Italian and French. The YOULEAD program will address
these issues by establishing an interdisciplinary cross-university PhD training program to equip
researchers to better understand youth mental health difficulties and barriers to treatment, and to
build an evidence base for treatment”.
Dr Roney is Director of Sacred Heart's Irish Culture campus in An Daingean. A simple, clean
experiment that is ideal for Junior Cycle students was carried out by attendees as part of some 'hands
on' experience to support guided inquiry. Tuesday 6 March 2018, 7pm, McMunn Theatre
(Concourse). Brian's thesis is entitled: Irish farm succession and inheritance: an examination of
farmers’ economic decision-making strategies as socially-constructed risk assessment. His
presentation entitled “A Sigma0 Percentile Approach for Monitoring Shoreline Change” detailed a
new approach for monitoring coastal erosion using satellite-borne synthetic aperture radar (SAR). The
study also compares challenges faced by teachers in both countries. They hope that through this
experience they can learn together how our consumption is changing, how our views of the world
are changing, and what this means in relation to our wellbeing. Hosted by Professor Rupert Wegerif
at the Centre for Teaching and Thinking Dialogue, the seminar examined how CI and DBR
methodologies can be used in the collaborative conceptualisation and design of educational
innovations, solutions and technologies. University of Galway has earned international recognition
as a research-led university with a commitment to top quality teaching. Maura presented on Socially
Inclusive Rural Futures. A range of questions were considered including: How can we make sense of
the invasion and what it means for Ukraine, Europe and Ireland and our wider world. The Rural
Ireland: Ideals and Realities, 1930s-2000s conference programme is now available. Researchers will
be able to present and share their latest findings. Our scholarship administration expertise has helped
thousands of students from developing countries. Experiments were designed using simple
household materials. Both students and colleagues have benefitted from his enthusiasm and expert
incorporation of innovative and effective learning methods since he joined the Geography. Joseph's
Patrician (The Bish) Secondary School will be coming along to take part in the workshop also! This
prize is awarded to the student who achieves the highest marks in Second Year Legal German.
Congratulations to Dr Patricia Breen, Discipline of Geography, NUI Galway, Chief Scientist on the
survey.Media Articles. On the first day of the Maths is Murder event, the scene was a Crimecall type
scenario; our NUIG Community Guard Hugh Rogers came in and outlined to the students what the
Maths is Murder camp would entail. Clarke argues that the foundational ancient Greek epic, the
Iliad, emerges from and forms part of the multi-lingual poetry and wisdom literature of the ancient
Near East, especially the Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh. Helena will return throughout the semester
to collect additional quadrat and drone data. Both were invited to present a paper at the inaugural
MORSE conference ( ), which is the first conference that singularly promotes discussion and
teaching of methods of research in science education. The session will also be streamed live on the
Moore Institute’s Facebook page. It is important to celebrate each step (and I have ?? ) but it’s
wonderful to be here, at last. A Quieter Revolution: How Demonstrations Transformed Early
Twentieth-Century Rural Ireland after the Land War. By analysing the climate security practices of
Cuba, and by interrogating the genealogy of the broader Caribbean’s hurricane culture, the paper
shows how an effective human security vision for climate justice and resilience can be achieved by
recognizing and integrating the valuable forms of locally attuned knowledge that continue to emerge
and coalesce in vulnerable geographies. Check out the wrap video and other related information on
the conference home page, to get a flavour of this event. The Irish government’s response to
homelessness, set out in an ambitious housing policy Rebuilding Ireland (Department of Housing,
2016), has failed to stem the rising numbers of people becoming homeless. Do we really need to
consider the impact of gender on dietary habits.
Following the Government's Review of Initial Teacher Education in Ireland in 2012, the School of
Education at NUI Galway and St. They offer completely free camps for children and their families
living with a serious illness. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing
experience. The hugely successful worldwide CoastSnap project was designed in Australia. Location:
Education building, Nuns' Island, National University of GalwayDate: 23rd AprilTime: 10.30 to
14.30. Participants will include speakers from the University of Galway, the Irish Cancer Society,
Lynch Syndrome Ireland, the National Screening Service and the Royal College of Surgeons in
Ireland. While they may not have feelings we can certainly think of them in the sense of being
healthy or in bad health. The illustration used here shows a pine stump from Derryeighter bog, west
of Oughterard, Co. Confirmed Keynote Speakers for the Conference are as follows. Adrienne will
be using the award for laboratory analysis (cosmogenic nuclide surface exposure dating). The
inauguration ceremony was held in the People’s Congress Hall in Beijing. In this session, I will share
the scrum process along with other lessons learned from our first year as a campus entity. Kerry),
Finland, France, the Czech Republic and Greece, and a further 12 villages will be selected up until
the 5th of May 2020. Complementary perspectives will illustrate the scope of this universal yet
unrecognised and under discussed public health issue: the avoidance of public and school toilets use
by adolescents. All students who submit entries into the awards will be invited to attend a local
award ceremony where their work will be showcased. Postgraduate researcher Emily Gray
represented the University of Galway at the study tour. This small-scale sediment dynamics work is
based on field research conducted in Jericoacoara, Brazil. They are based on Junior Science topics,
but they can be extended to Senior Cycle also. This period of appropriation and the events leading
up to it will be the focus of the talk. The panel will take place twice on the Saturday; first at 9.00am
and repeated at 2.30pm. Tom Felle, Head of Journalism, will chair the panel discussions. Beginning
on Wednesday 8 March, the workshops will run from 7.00 to 9.00pm on Wednesdays and Thursday
evenings for three weeks and are open to everyone. The Summer School will include demonstrations
and hands-on practice, and detailed materials will be provided. On the first day of the Maths is
Murder event, the scene was a Crimecall type scenario; our NUIG Community Guard Hugh Rogers
came in and outlined to the students what the Maths is Murder camp would entail. Drawing on
research completed with Dr Valerie Ledwith (also Geography, NUI Galway), Dr Reilly presented
findings on migrant educational experiences in Galway City and urban-fringe, focusing specifically
on issues of educational access, achievement and aspiration. John had a lifelong record of sharing
best practise with Business Teachers and promoting excellence in all aspects of Business Studies
Education. The printing press, the typewriter, and the tape recorder have each offered radical new
formal possibilities to poets, while the digital age has yielded computational methods for generating
verse that challenge our basic understandings of the creative process. Can a single artistic
intervention exert enough force to contribute meaningfully to cultural attitude changes around
consent, sexual assault and rape across all genders, all sexualities and all relationship. Applicants
must have an established proficiency in English or in Irish. School of Education, NUI Galway
Annual Postgraduate Research Seminar, 5:15pm, Wednesday April 11th in Education building, Nuns
Island. You can also stay up to date with the project by signing up the newsletter.
In the event of such funding being reduced or being discontinued the CASSCS, the National
University of Ireland Galway or their agents will not be under any liability to provide funding or to
compensate a Scholar for any reduction or cessation of such funding. These cookies help provide
information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. The School of
Education would like to congratulate all students on their entries and especially to the competition
winners for their interesting, engaging and thought-provoking submissions. Students will have an
opportunity to present their research or showcase their games, and meet specialists in this field to
obtain constructive feedback. This award will support Maeve’s PhD fieldwork in Mayo this summer.
At 6pm in the Siobhan McKenna Theatre in the Arts Millenium Building. It was built as part of
Ireland’s Centenary Programme. They will share the story of their research using three presentation
slides, in three minutes, in front of three judges. This was recognised at the Mansion House where
this programme was awarded the 2016 Postgraduate Course of the year award -Science category.
Her collegiality is complemented by her high standard of professionalism in the guidance and support
of students, staff and the wider community and the development of a School website and Social
Media platforms. University of Galway has earned international recognition as a research-led
university with a commitment to top quality teaching. Complementary perspectives will illustrate the
scope of this universal yet unrecognised and under discussed public health issue: the avoidance of
public and school toilets use by adolescents. School-aged children are also being invited to
participate in the survey as we feel it is extremely important to capture the experiences and opinions
of young people. The trans-disciplinary workshop, part of the EPA Ireland-funded Imagining 2050
Project, brought together academics from across Ireland and tasked them with the challenge of how
to best partner with stakeholders to pursue a climate-resilient future for Ireland. The book examines
how proponents of scientific findings and the scientists responsible for conducting and
communicating the applicable research to decision makers are encountering direct challenges to
scientific consensus. Wishing all the Roses's a lovely time and enjoyable experience. Articles Get
discovered by sharing your best content as bite-sized articles. Harmful algal blooms, or HABs, occur
when colonies of algae - simple plants that live in the sea and freshwater - grow out of control while
producing toxic or harmful effects on fish, shellfish, marine mammals, birds and people. Larissa
helped establish the UK’s Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership, and has reviewed the coastal
chapter for the IPCC. However, for much of its history the native Irish speaking community, an
Ghaeltacht, had little impact or input into the festival’s programme of events. Please provide any
other relevant information (max 500 words). GIFs Highlight your latest work via email or social
media with custom GIFs. The paper reviews the geography of marine plastics research, and the
pervasive and persistent effects of plastic on the marine system to aid the discussions of
comprehensive mitigation measures. Associate Professor Cornelia Connolly delivered a powerful
speech to the Education Committee on the Future of STEM in Irish Education, where she
highlighted the need to develop a shared understanding and strengthen the acceptance of Computer
Science as a foundational competence for every child, irrespective of race, gender or socioeconomic
background. Further, the TALES design model she developed in her PhD research provides a
framework for educational designers and technologists to adopt and adapt similar, impactful
innovations meaningfully within their respective contexts of learning. Upon its foundation, the Gate
Theatre saw itself as Ireland’s second national theatre: it fulfilled its national remit by staging
European plays, by touring Irish work to mainland Europe, and by integrating European performance
practices into the Irish tradition. In particular, the positive recognition it has received nationally,
achieving widespread media coverage, including The Late Late Show, reflects the capacity of the
University's academic staff to reach out and engage with the wider community. The Dialogue session
focused on how Higher Education responds to issues related to development, e.g. equality,
sustainability, migration, climate justice, and the role of initial teacher education in this regard. Thank
you also to Dr Cornelia Connolly for her help in organising the event. ISDDE advances these goals
through annual conferences, a peer-reviewed e-journal, Educational Designer and annual prizes for
excellence in educational design.
The recipient is not an employee of the University. Undergraduate orientation will take place in the
week commencing 21 September and comprise a mix of online and on-campus activities to help
First Year students familiarise themselves with the university, understand the structures and demands
of student life, learn about the supports available to them and get to know their fellow classmates
who will in time become lifelong friends. Speakers: Ian R. Walsh, Charlotte Purkis, Erin Grogan.
This starting point foregrounds the diverse social processes implicated in the making of energy
demand and how these change over time to shape the past patterns, present dynamics and future
trajectories of energy use.” Dr Greene's chapter in the book explores the value of a biographical scale
of analysis for revealing insights into complex experiences and processes of change. The conferemce
theme this year was on the future of museums. Their research is illustrating the great potential of
high-resolution UAV data and photogrammetric techniques in coastal science and related disciplines.
These dilemmas were then illustrated through video animation in order to entice the participants to
consider each virtual concept within the daily practice of their classroom. Doctoral students at
History at NUI Galway are eligible to apply for the annual Foundation Travel Bursary in History.
This year, as per previous years, students from other Schools within NUIG as well as Transition Year
(TY) students and teachers from some local secondary schools were invited to attend the event.
Among our research group there are nine PhD students currently funded by the IRC. This project has
been awarded funding by the European Commission's Europlanet programme. The training enhances
co-operation and partnership between Tusla and the University in relation to professional training
and education to inform working with children and families. This is demonstrated through the
provision of an Access Foundation Programme, an Access Schools Programme, entry routes for
mature students and entry through the HEAR and DARE Schemes. Within our first year BASS
programme (46 students) we had 13 awardees (i.e. just over 28%). Congrats to all involved. EU
Sustainable Energy Week is the annual flagship event uniting policy makers, authorities, industry,
stakeholders, NGOs, researchers and academia in the European sustainable energy sector. Out of
these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential
for the working of basic functionalities of the website. Read more: Irish Times, RTE News, Galway
Advertiser. The promotion of our student teachers’ professional identity and agency, and personal
development in a manner that is consistent with the role of Global Teacher is also a core aim. Can a
single artistic intervention exert enough force to contribute meaningfully to cultural attitude changes
around consent, sexual assault and rape across all genders, all sexualities and all relationship. Dr
Heinz continued, “We noted a high non-response rate (25%) to an open-ended question probing
respondents to express their feelings about teaching religion which may indicate that a significant
proportion of ITE applicants were reluctant or felt uncomfortable to disclose their personal thoughts
regarding the requirement for primary teachers to teach religion in the majority of primary schools in
Ireland, even in an anonymous survey. The organisers wish to thank Councillor John Walsh, Deputy
Mayor of Galway City, who took time out of his busy schedule to attend the opening procedings. In
his own words “I am just going to throw out some ideas from my experiences looking at coastal
issues and climate action. Wishing all the Roses's a lovely time and enjoyable experience. Dr Justin
Tonra, Lecturer in English at NUI Galway, whose work in the project will focus on bridging the gap
between computational and traditional literary studies, said: “When studying literature we often
focus on a small number of books by a small number of authors. From L - R: Dr Kiran Sarma, Dr
Eamon Smith, Dr John Bogue, Dr Jonathan Egan and Prof Brian McGuire. At the end of the day
they will receive a certificate of attendance, complete a quiz, win prizes and eat some pizza!:-). John
Carey of University College, Cork to speak on the occasion of the launch. On 12 April 2022 (2-
4pm), the Human Development and Capability Association (HDCA) will hold a webinar on the
report, which will feature presentations from the report team leader at the UNDP, Dr Heriberto Tapi,
and three of the authors. This publication, prepared by the DAFM and DRCD, was launched at the
Government of Ireland's 'Creating Stronger Rural Economies and Communities' Project Ireland 2040
event held in Westport, Co. Each workshop was focused on a particular 21st Century Skill.
Rory Geoghegan, Lecturer in Physics Education and Editor of Science Journal presented the
workshop. Authorities have to make decisions about who to protect. Clare visited NUI Galway to
deliver an interactive lecture focusing on the topic of Online Safety to our Professional Master of
Education (PME) Year 1 student teachers. Students will have an opportunity to present their research
or showcase their games, and meet specialists in this field to obtain constructive feedback. Dr
Eugene Farrell delivered a 1-day workshop for Engineers Ireland on 'Coastal processes and risk
management'. Multi-touch books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Board of
Assessors: Ollamh na Nua-Ghaeilge (or nominee), the Professor of English (or nominee), the Director
of Irish Studies (or nominee). His recently published book 'Rethinking Psychology: Good Science,
Bad Science, Pseudoscience' examines the relationship between psychology, science and
pseudoscience, and explores the biases impeding many psychologists from being truly rigorous. The
opening night of the conference will also see the launch of Iarsma: Fragments from an Archive, the
Artist-in-the-Archive Project at the Tim Robinson Archive now housed in the James Hardiman
Library, NUI Galway. This inspiring initiative is now in its third year and aims to source and share
stories of farmers across Ireland who are adjudged to be managing their land and livestock in a way
that really benefits nature in their area. The Dean of the CASSCS, on appropriate advice, reserves the
right to withdraw or suspend the Scholarship. Please provide any other relevant information (max
500 words). This illustrated lecture will celebrate the novel's 200th birthday by exploring its difficult
journey into print, and its colourful afterlife on stage, in films, and within everyday culture. This is
another example of the Rural Studies Unit's continued efforts to increase the impact and
international awareness of research projects being carried out in the Discipline of Geography at NUI
Galway. NUIG is leading the work programme on 'clean energy' specifically, working with local
authorities across Europe to explore and develop community visions of successful and just energy
transitions. Dr Manuela Heinz: It was fantastic to see so many second-level students actively
participating during lectures and workshops throughout the day and showing an interest in teaching
and higher education. This prize is awarded to the student who achieves the highest marks in Second
Year Legal German. From 2017, Dr. Zhang has been taking beautiful photos Galway and campus of
NUI Galway. Find out what life at University of Galway is all about here. This webinar is part of a
series developed through the Moore Institute’s COVID-19 Response Group. The finnish journalist
was very interested in learning about Dr Farrell’s experience with coastal communities and the search
for management solutions (e.g. dune fencing in article picture). The winning game will be included in
an iBook about cold water corals that will be presented as a teaching resource to secondary schools
and the name of the winning team will be inscribed on a special Sea Change Coder Dojo Challenge
plaque. The book will be launched by Dr. Andrew Newby in Room G011, Hardiman Research
Building on Monday, 3 April at 4:00 pm. To register in advance for this webinar follow this link: As
capacity on Zoom is limited, the session will also be broadcast live on the Moore Institute Facebook
page. This major report of 188 pages sets out the intertwined threats of human and environmental
security the world is facing. Ongoing interactive content diving deeper into all this information in
detail through quizzes, stories and other forms of direct engagement. Tony’s talk on design-based
research explored concepts and principles for the design, development and deployment of models of
technology-enhanced in educational contexts. The book is timely in light of the recent initiatives in
language teaching and learning in Ireland. Chaired by Dr. Rory McDaid (Marino Institute of
Education), the day closed with a panel session looking to the future in the area, with contributions
from Neil McDermott (Higher Education Authority), Eilish Bergin (Department of Education and
Skills), Owen Ward (Professional Master of Education student), and Drs. This workshop was aimed
at everyone from trainee to experienced teachers, and was interactive and informal.