Rethinking Education
Rethinking education has never been more important. While there are many examples of good, innovative practice in teaching and learning at all levels, the conventional education mindset has proved largely resistant to pedagogic or systemic change, remaining preoccupied with the delivery of standardised packages in a standardised fashion, relatively unresponsive to the diversity of learners experiences and inclinations as well as to the personal perspectives of individual teachers. The challenge of our times in relation to education is to help transform that mindset.
This series takes up this challenge. It re-examines perennial major issues in education and opens up new ones. It includes, but is not confined to, pedagogies for transforming the learning experience, any-time-any-place learning, new collaborative technologies, fresh understandings of the roles of teachers, schools and other educational institutions, providing for different learning styles and for students with special needs, and adapting to changing needs in a changing environment.
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Transforming Language Teaching and Learning
Three International Teacher Education StudiesVolume 11©2018 Monographs 466 Pages -
The Role of Metalinguistic Awareness in the Effective Teaching of Foreign Languages
Volume 10©2011 Monographs 433 Pages -
New Educational Horizons in Contemporary Ireland
Trends and ChallengesVolume 9©2012 Edited Collection 373 Pages -
Digital Literacies in Education
Creative, Multimodal and Innovative PracticesVolume 8©2014 Edited Collection 238 Pages -
Education that Matters
Teachers, Critical Pedagogy and Development Education at Local and Global LevelVolume 7©2013 Edited Collection 218 Pages -
Quality Assurance and Teacher Education
International Challenges and ExpectationsVolume 6©2012 Edited Collection 273 Pages -
The Development of Infant Education in Ireland, 1838-1948
Epochs and ErasVolume 4©2011 Monographs 301 Pages -
Have Women Made a Difference?
Women in Irish Universities, 1850–2010Volume 3©2010 Conference proceedings 226 Pages