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Presentations at the annual NARST and AERA Conferences in Chicago, 2015
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NARST: A Worldwide Organization for Improving Science Teaching and Learning through Research (NARST) and American Educational Research Association (AERA) held their annual conferences in Chicago, USA in April 2015. NARST AERA Conference 2015
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ESAI Conference 2015 focuses on the advancement of educational research in Ireland.
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The 2015 ESAI (The Educational Studies Association of Ireland) conference was held on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th of April in Carton House, Maynooth. This conference brought a wide range of research community from different parts of the country and focused on the advancement of educational research in Ireland. Click here for further details
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Irish Mathematics Learning Support Network (IMLSN) report
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On Wednesday January 28th Dr Olivia Fitzmaurice (), Dr. Eabhnat ni Fhloinn (DCU), Dr. Ciaran Mac an Bhaird (Maynooth University) and Mr. Ciaran O'Sullivan (ITT Dublin), authors of the Irish Mathematics Learning Support Network (IMLSN) report ‘on Student Evaluation of Mathematics Learning Support: Insights from a large scale multi-institutional survey’ published by EpiStem visited Leinster house for a meeting with the Junior Continue Reading
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288 Secondary Teachers Advance their Mathematics Qualifications
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The conferring of awards on the first graduands of the Professional Diploma in Mathematics for Teaching took place at the University of Limerick on the 24th of January 2015. Minister for Education and Skills Jan O’Sullivan TD attended the ceremony which saw 288 teachers graduate from the two year part-time programme, devised as a targeted initiative for out-of-field teachers of Continue Reading
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South African Association for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education Conference
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Sibel Erduran delivered two presentations at the Southern African Association for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education Conference held in Maputo, Mozambique in January 2015. The titles of the presentations were: (a) Promoting pre-service teachers’ learning of argumentation in Rwanda, and (b) Pre-Service science teachers’ visual representations of scientific practices.
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Biology for Today: Biotechnology for life Symposium
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Biology for Today: Biotechnology for life Symposium for second level biology students is being run again this year on the 23rd of January at the University of Limerick from 10.30- 12.30pm. The aim of the symposium is to enrich students’ experience of Biology and Agricultural Science topics. It will also provide them with additional insights into Biotechnology for life. It Continue Reading
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International Science Education Conference, Singapore
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Sibel Erduran gave a keynote talk at the International Science Education Conference in Singapore in November 2014. The title of the talk was “From Lists in Pieces to Coherent Wholes: Revisiting the Nature of Science in Science Education."
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Student Evaluation of Mathematics Learning Support: insights from a large multi-institutional survey
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The report “Student Evaluation of Mathematics Learning Support: insights from a large multi-institutional survey” was launched by the Irish Mathematics Learning Support Network (IMLSN) in Dublin City University (DCU) on Friday November 21st 2014. Dr. Olivia Fitzmaurice from the NCE-MSTL was an author and editor, along with Ciarán O'Sullivan (IT Tallaght), Ciarán Mac an Bhaird (Maynooth University) and Eabhnat Ní Continue Reading
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Mallow Maths and Science Fair: beyond expectations
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The amazing resonance between the Mallow community, industries, third level institutes, researchers and local schools continues to bring the Mallow Maths and Science Fair to levels beyond expectations. Up to 4,500 visitors at yesterday’s fair experienced a trip to Space with Dr. Niamh Shaw’s My place in Space, a walk down the Alimentary Adventures Tunnel with the Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre Continue Reading
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Maths is Magic at the University of Limerick
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Professor Fernando Blasco used magic to introduce mathematical topics to the 700 students from schools across Munster who attended the Concert Hall, University of Limerick. Although magic tricks usually remain a secret, the patterns and the underlying ideas were more interesting than the tricks themselves. At today’s talk the students and teachers were introduced to prime numbers, sudoku, knot theory, Continue Reading
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