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Daily Archives: 12 March, 2018
Is Third-Level Education worth it? Maybe not – says David McWilliams
12 Mar, 2018
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technology
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What are universities for?
Governance and administration
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Teaching
Who are the top earners in education?
12 Mar, 2018
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HEA
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pay
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public sector pay
Governance and administration
State exams are a rote learning memory test and aren’t serving our children’s future needs
12 Mar, 2018
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continuous assessment
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junior cert
,
leaving cert
Teaching
Analysis: Universities say higher salaries are vital to attract top talent
12 Mar, 2018
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pay
,
public sector pay
Governance and administration
Labelling universities ‘toxic’ for mental health ‘is harmful’
12 Mar, 2018
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mental health
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student health
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UK
Governance and administration
We need to be smart in fighting supplemental fees
12 Mar, 2018
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exams
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fees
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protest
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TCD
Fees, access and admissions
Universities get green light for salaries over €335,000
12 Mar, 2018
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IUA
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pay
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public sector pay
Governance and administration
‘Tackling the class divide at third level’
12 Mar, 2018
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access
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NCI
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undergraduate admissions
Fees, access and admissions
Bank of Ireland to fund 1,750 student bed spaces in Dublin and Cork
12 Mar, 2018
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student accommodation
Governance and administration