Daily Archives: 06 June, 2015

Education – broad or deep?

06 Jun, 2015
steve
arts, humanities, multidisciplinarity, Philip Nolan, science
Teaching

Overqualified: Workers who know too much

Trinity academic and biographer of Patrick Kavanagh

A day in the life of a temporary lecturer

Siptu to urge members to back new public service pay agreement

SVP spent €1m on college students

Report finds 60% of Midwifery Students Bullied on Placement, and Breach of Working Hours Agreement

Is research-driven teaching in HE proven or doing more harm than good?

Top posts – last 7 days

Colleges move to tackle threat posed by students using ChatGPT to pass work off as their own "Third-level colleges are moving rapidly to tackle the threat posed to student learning and academic integrity by artificial intelligence (AI) software, such as ChatGPT ..." ...
Colleges will be asked to sign anti-racism principles "Colleges are to be asked today to sign a set of anti-racism principles that recognise racism in Irish higher education and commit to working towards ...
Postgraduate Workers’ Organisation to march to Dáil "The Postgraduate Workers’ Organisation (PWO) is to march from Front Square to the Dáil next Thursday, March 23 to demand better conditions for postgraduate researchers ...
Students choosing colleges closer to home in face of rising cost of living "It is likely that more students are choosing to go to college closer to home due to accommodation shortages and cost-of-living issues, University of Galway’s ...
University of Galway lecturer challenges suspension following ‘false accusation’ of sexual activity with student "A lecturer at the University of Galway has launched High Court proceedings over what he claims is his wrongful suspension following a 'false accusation' that ...
Over the Break "After last week’s study break, the St Patrick’s Day holiday, and all the excitement of Ireland’s Grand Slam, I woke up this morning with a ...
ChatGPT is the push higher education needs to rethink assessment "The COVID-19 pandemic was a shock to higher education systems everywhere. But while some changes, like moving lectures online, were relatively easy to make, assessment ...
Sacking of TCD worker from €120k job after sexual assault case ‘not unfair’, says WRC "A state workplace watchdog has found that the dismissal by Trinity College Dublin (TCD) of a senior college manager after he pleaded guilty to a ...
Submit your ideas on the Statement of Strategy of the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science – Ministers Harris and Collins "The Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science has today launched a consultation on the development of the department’s second Statement of ...
Long-awaited UL Student Centre to be completed by 2024 costing €34 million "After three years of delays due to Covid-19 and ‘hyperinflation,’ the project to construct a multi-million euro Student Centre at UL is back up and ...
New crackdown on rogue landlords after UCC area problems "The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) says a 'revised compliance and enforcement policy' is on the cards this year as part of a crackdown on rogue ...
McNally and others, ‘“The whole world was lifted off me”: the importance of relational supports and peer mentoring for under-represented students accessing university in Ireland’ Abstract: Despite efforts to increase the number of students from socio-economically marginalised communities in higher education (HE) they remain under-represented, a situation likely to perpetuate ...

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