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Daily Archives: 18 November, 2020
Covid and why we need to teach the scientific method
18 Nov, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
scientific method
,
STEM
Teaching
Students and Contract Cheating
18 Nov, 2020
steve
AV
,
cheating
,
essay mills
,
QQI
,
USI
Legal issues
,
Teaching
UCC-owned education centre backtracks in staff row after thousands bombard president with angry emails
18 Nov, 2020
steve
IMI
,
John O’Halloran
,
SIPTU
,
trade unions
,
UCC
,
WRC
Governance and administration
UL lecturer discusses working from home
18 Nov, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
online teaching
,
social distancing
,
UL
Life
,
Teaching
Any Relaxation of College Restrictions Must Be ‘Gradual’, Says IFUT
18 Nov, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
IFUT
,
online teaching
,
Simon Harris
,
social distancing
Governance and administration
,
Teaching
TCD and freedom of speech
18 Nov, 2020
steve
freedom of speech
,
protest
,
TCD
Governance and administration
On social welfare, unable to buy a house: The reality facing Ireland’s academics
18 Nov, 2020
steve
pay
,
precarity
Life