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Daily Archives: 28 May, 2020
Two-Metre Rule Could Mean Only 20% of Students on Campus for Lectures
28 May, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
lectures
,
social distancing
,
TCD
Teaching
‘Medical school an exciting opportunity for Derry’ – Mullan
28 May, 2020
steve
Karen Mullan
,
Magee College
,
medical schools
,
Sinn Féin
,
UU
Governance and administration
Transparency needed over Magee Medical School
28 May, 2020
steve
Magee College
,
medical schools
,
Michelle O'Neill
,
UU
Governance and administration
Lifting the lockdown means thinking through the implications for student conduct
28 May, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
student discipline
,
UK
Governance and administration
Testing the equivalence of online and on campus learning
28 May, 2020
steve
online learning
,
online teaching
Teaching