On 13 February 2020, a new competition was announced to employ translators with Irish at the European Commission, both in Ireland (Grange, Co. Meath) and in Brussels. The competition will aim to create a panel from which the European Commission can emp...
In policy and practice it has been an eventful year for early childhood education and care in Ireland. This article outlines the most important events, developments, and controversies in Irish ECEC in 2019. It looks at the choices made and those that l...
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Susie Hall makes a strong case for mediation as a better method of resolving disputes in school communities, with fewer adverse repercussions. The post Mediation: A Better Way to Resolve Conflict in School Communities appeared first on Education Matte...
This new book by S.Ananthanarayanan rollicks us through two millennia of key scientific breakthroughs that changed forever the way we view aspects of our world. As a boy, S.Ananthanarayanan was powerfully enthused by books that told simple stories of...
— 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 ...
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Candidate evaluation methods such as pre-employment assessment, skill testing, and interviewing often work best when combined. The post Job candidate evaluation methods that work appeared first on Education Matters.
There will be one WIT Scholarship available in each of five disciplines: Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science & Computing. The post €12,000 WIT President’s Scholarships available in five disciplines appeared first on E...
Dr Ruud Burke reflects on the challenges and frustrations of tutoring third-level students unprepared for university-level critical thinking. The post Tutoring in Philosophy: where have all the critical thinkers gone? appeared first on Education Matters.
