
Academic and advocate working in deaf education. My tweets are my own. RT not necessarily an endorsement.š³ļøāš Fulbright Ambassador @DCU
Dublin City, Ireland
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Are you interested in becoming one of our next group of Deaf student-teachers @DCU? Now is the time to get in touch. Cohort 2 starting Sept 24, applications close in Feb through CAO. Email [email protected] for more info. And if teaching isnāt for you⦠(1/2)
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I am seeking lecturers working in higher education who have experience of having a deaf student and a sign language interpreter in their classroom to participate in my study below. If you are interested, please DM me and I will send you more information. Reposts appreciated š

ALT Call for lecturers - seeking research participants. Research topic; "exploring effective working relationships and strategies for inclusion of deaf students in higher education". Eligibility criteria is 1) experience lecturing in higher education settings in Ireland 2) experience of having a single deaf student and sign language interpreters in your classroom. Commitment required is approx. 30 - 45 mins, through a one to one interview either face to face or online. For more information, please email [email protected]
Delighted you could make it, Isabelle. Made possible through PATH funding from @hea_irl and @Education_Ire. Building capacity in deaf education research in Ireland š
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Join us in celebrating #DeafAwarenessMonth! Save 40% off all books purchased on our site through September 30. Use promo code AWARE40 at checkout. #ReadUP #BookSale
Browse our titles: gupress.gallaudet.edu/
Calling all @DCU students and staff interested in international exchange to USA. @Fulbright_Eire Awards provide grants for Irish citizens, and E.U./U.K. citizens resident in the Republic of Ireland for 5+ years, to research, study, or lecture in the USA. Info about webinars below
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Dublin City University, Irelandās first formally designated University of Sanctuary, has announced five new scholarships for postgraduate taught Masterās for refugees and protection applicants who are not eligible for state support.
Find out more here: launch.dcu.ie/3xBwRoI
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Huge thanks to @SELFESTEEM___ @Art_of_Football and @UMG who have launched a powerful statement football jersey for our Euroās campaign. The proceeds of the jersey will go towards our vital work, including direct support for survivors, at Women's Aid
art-of-football.com/productsā¦
Cannot emphasise enough how important this charity is. They take away what stress they can so parents can focus on their children.
Even a power outage in Manchester Airport couldnāt stop us getting TGGF families across for treatment.
We had 2 families due to leave Dublin on 2 different flights to Manchester but both were cancelled.
Pictures below of Harrison and his dad with Sarah from Aer Lingus and then Finley in the cockpit on another flight.
With the help from Niamh Forrester and Aer Lingus support team we were able to book the 2 families on different flights to Birmingham. Then we arrange drivers to meet and bring both families to Manchester as the 2 children are starting treatment at 9am tomorrow morning.
#teamgavinglynn #neverevergiveup
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Excited to share that all #HEAd24 papers are now available in press versions on our program page! Check the latest academic insights šš. Access them here: headconf.org/program #HigherEd
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Closing date 28th June šš»
#Teachers Did you graduate from #DCU with the Dept of Ed funded GradDip in Inclusive/Special Ed? Why not take the next step with entry to Yr 2 of the MEd in SEN which develops teachers' knowledge and skills in analysing, critiquing and research. For more dcu.ie/DC994
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Hello to everyone who regards themselves as members of the Irish Deaf Community or is strongly interested in the community.
I am here as the researcher in the Centre for Deaf Studies and doing the anonymous survey. 1
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We are looking for a new colleague in #Geography with research interests in economic and / or political geography @DCUHist_Geog. Closing date is 24 May, full details see
universityvacancies.com/dublā¦
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This fully online course is an excellent way for primary and post primary teachers to develop inclusive practice šš»@INTOnews @astiunion @TUIunion @ETBIreland @ILSA_Education
#inclusion
Interested in a fully online postgraduate course? The Professional Diploma in Inclusive and Special Education is a NFQ Level 9 programme for mainstream/special education primary and post-primary teachers interested in inclusive and special education. dcu.ie/DC979
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Data doormates and other messages for election season by Augustine O'Donoghue (resident artist on the @datastories project) & Conor McCabe independent.ie/irish-news/elā¦
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We asked moms in our community why they declined attending conferences after having kids. Do these results surprise you? Join us May 7 @ 10AM ET to share your views & brainstorm solutions to help #AcademicMamas attend conferences. Register: shorturl.at/rAKTW @Momademia
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STEM News: Deaf academics say a lack of ASL interpreters specialized in STEM is holding them back.
Find this article and more news here: atomichands.com/news/
Very happy to receive enquiries from any GDILS/GDISE graduates from DCU about entering yr 2 of our Masters. Get in touch at [email protected]
#Teachers Did you graduate from #DCU with the Dept of Ed funded GradDip in Inclusive/Special Ed? Why not take the next step with entry to Yr 2 of the MEd in SEN which develops teachers' knowledge and skills in analysing, critiquing and research. For more dcu.ie/DC994




























