As a first-year secondary school teacher working in an ASD classroom in a DEIS school, my journey into inclusive and special education has been both professionally rewarding and personally transformative. My decision to pursue the Master’s programme in Inclusive and Special Education came from a desire to better support the students I work with every […]
At first glance, Serge might seem like any other eight-year-old with big interests and even bigger plans. But spend a little time with him, and it quickly becomes clear that he experiences the world in a way that is entirely his own—vivid, detailed, and full of passion. His story is not just about difference; it’s
by Dr KE Ren (Rita) People come to the field of inclusive and special education from different places. Some are already working in education or support roles and are looking to deepen or extend their practice. Others arrive through personal experience, or from different professional backgrounds considering a shift into this area. Across these different
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Who Is Psychology For? It’s Time to Rethink Psychology has never been more relevant. From mental health and education to workplace wellbeing and social policy, psychological knowledge plays a critical role in how we understand and respond to the challenges facing modern society. Yet in Ireland, access to psychology education, and ultimately to the profession,
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