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A sense of sexual community and history across time: Irish Queer and LGBT archives
(Dublin Business School, 2020-08)This study examines the status of LGBTQ+ archives in Ireland, conducting qualitative semi-structured interviews with 4 people involved in such archives, in various capacities over several years; founding and maintaining ... -
The ethics of classifying the world: from library catalogues to AI
(Academic Conferences International Limited, 2022-08-25)This paper reports on an initial exploration of knowledge classification ethics: What are the important ethical issues in how we classify knowledge and what kind of cognitive, cultural and social impacts ... -
Newly Qualified Irish Primary School Teachers’ Experiences and Understandings of Reinforcement and Punishment
(Dublin Business School, 2022-05-12)The Irish education system has had many considerable changes within the past two decades. Initial teacher education has considerably lengthened in duration. Behaviour management models utilised within the education system ... -
Can classroom conversations contribute to the curriculum? Children's perception of the Aistear Framework.
(St Nicholas Montessori College Ireland, 2022-05-12)Referred to as “a missing link in assessment” (Banta and Kuh, 1998), collaboration between students and faculty has the potential to transform engagement, and reframe assessment. While we all recognise the need for assessment, ... -
Creating composites as evidence based research into an approach to counselling therapy (the experience of the propeller model approach)
(Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences, 2022-05-12)As a Post-Doctoral Fellow with Sofia University in Bulgaria, who is a practicing Counselling Therapist with the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, it ...
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