Susie Hall makes a strong case for mediation as a better method of resolving disputes in school communities, with fewer adverse repercussions.
This new book traces the path of our scientific legacy over two millennia, using short and very readable accounts of the work of 60 leading lights in science from down the ages,
— By Dr Glen C. Collins This article is an attempt to shed some light on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and to highlight what's important to know about it. Links to further resources may help you keep up with this growing technology.1 Every week, the news...
Candidate evaluation methods such as pre-employment assessment, skill testing, and interviewing often work best when combined.
Research shows that, without the appropriate supports, exceptionally-able students can lose interest and become disengaged in their learning – leading to academic underachievement.
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and leader of the Mary Robinson Climate Justice Foundation, was guest on UCC’s very first Plain Speaking Podcast.
There will be one WIT Scholarship available in each of five disciplines: Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science & Computing.
On the occasion of his birthday, NUI pays tribute to Brian Mooney, Guidance Counsellor, Journalist, Analyst and Managing Editor of ‘Ireland’s Yearbook of Education’.
Dr Ruud Burke reflects on the challenges and frustrations of tutoring third-level students unprepared for university-level critical thinking.
The first CSforALL Ireland Summit will be held at NUI Galway on 13 March 2019. It will be of value to teachers and potential teachers of Computer Science and Coding, and to schools interested in offering the subject.
