We are delighted to announce that we have launched a new online application form for our Masters in Special & Additional Learning Needs with the University of East London. It is now even easier than ever to apply! The benefits of completing your application online include: Working through the form online in your own time. It …
ICEP Europe recently hosted the fourth transnational meeting for the Erasmus+ funded TRAINS project at our offices in Maynooth, Co. Kildare on 19th and 20th October. TRAINS stands for Transitions for All Into School. It centres upon the development of a suite of educational materials and parent and practitioner guides designed to promote and support …
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Last month Dr. Moya O’Brien and Erica Slama presented at the Porto International Conference on Research in Education on Adaptive and Inclusive Learning Environment (AILE). This project used Universal Design for Learning to develop a web based platform to teach literacy skill in inclusive primary classrooms. AILE was funded through the European Erasmus+ Programme and …
We are excited to be offering a brand new Postgraduate Diploma in Arts/ Master of Arts in Inclusive and Special Education, in collaboration with Hibernia College. The Programme Director from ICEP Europe, Dr. Deirdre MacIntyre, together with the Academic Dean from Hibernia College, Dr. Mary Kelly, were delighted to announce last week that this programme …
Our research team have been part of the Erasmus+ funded TRAINS project since 2019 with partners from the UK, Germany, and Bulgaria. We’d like to thank anyone who took part in our surveys about your experience with pupils transitioning from preschool to primary school – your input has been hugely helpful. The team could not …
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Dr. Margaret O’Donnell is an expert academic in special education at ICEP Europe and currently lectures online and face-to-face on how to effectively meet the needs of pupils who are exceptionally able and how to ensure that these pupils receive an appropriate and challenging educational experience in school. Margaret was recently a guest on the …
Last week, we were delighted to welcome a new intake of students on to our Masters in Special & Additional Learning Needs, in partnership with the University of East London. We have a diverse group from different backgrounds and countries including primary and post-primary. This term, our students will develop new skills and interventions for …
You may know today as the Epiphany, Three Kings Day, Star Night, Dia de Reyes or Twelfth Night. However, in Ireland today is Nollaig na mBan, also called Women’s Christmas or Little Christmas. This tradition, celebrated on 6th January, originally came from Cork and Kerry in SouthWest Ireland and the Gaeltacht areas in Galway. On …
If you’re a school leader spending time and money on teacher training, how do you measure its success, if at all? The University of Reading recently conducted a study on the impact of a popular Future Learn online course on participants’ professional practice. Interestingly, all staff from a single school rather individuals did the course …
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This online course has made me realise that I made some mistakes in my first year of teaching. Perhaps just being naïve and new to the profession, I did not realise the need to spend any time at the beginning of the year establishing rules, expectations, or procedures – instead I just delved straight into …
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