An Irish perspective on education for all who value teaching
Episodes
Saturday Jan 02, 2010
Saturday Jan 02, 2010
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney This is a selection of clips from Inside Education programmes in 2009. It is a good place to start if you want to find out what Inside Education is about. Because the programme is an hour long, I have uploaded it in two parts. In this first part you will hear clips from the following programmes: 1.Séamus Heaney on poetry and pedagogy (from Programme 18) 2. Don Thornhill (Chairman of the National Competitiveness Council), Brian Hayes (Fine Gael Education spokesman) and Joe Mulholland (Director of the MacGill Summer School) from the MacGill Summer School in Glenties, Co. Donegal (from Programme 3) 3. Annette Dolan (Assistant General Secretary of the TUI), Dara Molloy (Celtic Priest and critic of the Leaving Certificate) and Caroline Vicini (Minister and Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Sweden in Dublin) on a panel discussion to examine the Leaving Certificate (from Programme 6) 4. Mary Burke (Coordinator of the National Pilot Project on Teacher Induction (Primary) about beginning teaching (from Programme 8.) 5. Jo Boaler from the University of Sussex on why everyone can be good at mathematics (Programme 14)
Tuesday Dec 22, 2009
Tuesday Dec 22, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney News roundup by Barry Hennessy, featuring an interview with Larry Fleming, President of the Irish Primary Principals' Network (IPPN) Guest on the Programme: Professor Brian Boyd from the University of Strathclyde. Thanks to Claudia Moneiro of the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Monday Dec 14, 2009
Monday Dec 14, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney Budget Analysis: Barry Hennessy Guest on the programme: Paddy Madden who won the Marian Rollins Heritage in Education Award for 2009 sponsored by the INTO and the Heritage Council.
Monday Dec 07, 2009
Monday Dec 07, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney News Roundup: Barry Hennessy Guest on programme: Paddy Madden Pre-budget wishlists from: Tony Donohoe (Irish Business and Employers Confederation - IBEC), Peter Mannion (President of the Union of Students in Ireland - USI), Anthony Ridgeway (School Completion Programme Coordinator), Peter Mullan (Irish National Teachers' Organisation - INTO), Martin Quinn (National President of Muintir na Tíre) Paddy Madden's webpage Irish National Teachers' Organisation website Heritage Council Website
Monday Nov 30, 2009
Monday Nov 30, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. Home Education Network website Home School Ireland Irish Institute for Chinese Studies UCD website National Educational Welfare Board website
Guests on the programme: Dr. Liming Wang, Gwen and Dannen Peters, Dan Arnold, Emer Farrell.
Monday Nov 23, 2009
Monday Nov 23, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. Fulbright Ireland website Gerald Peregrine's website Deborah Meier's website Coalition of Essential Schools Guests on the programme: Marianne Doyle (Communications and Information Officer, Fulbright); Gerald Peregrine (Fulbright alumnus and member of Ensemble Avalon); Deborah Meier (Educational reformer, writer and activist). The book by Ted Sizer's book that Deborah Meier claimed could be read a hundred times is Horace's Compromise.
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. News roundup by Barry Hennessy. NESF report NALA website TUI website Guest on the programme: Inez Bailey, Director of NALA and an author of the NESF report; Annette Dolan, Deputy General Secretary of the TUI.
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. News roundup by Barry Hennessy. ASTI website NPC website
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. News Interview by Barry Hennessy. Kevin McCarron's webpage Guest on the programme: Dr. Kevin McCarron, Roehampton University
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Saturday Nov 21, 2009
Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. ELSTA website Jim Cummins's website Guest on the programme: Professor Jim Cummins, University of Toronto