Dublin
October 5th, 2019
What is ResearchED?
ResearchED is an international phenomenon. The goal of researchED is to bridge the gap between research and practice in education. Researchers, teachers and policy-makers come together for a day of information-sharing and myth-busting.
Started by Tom Bennett in London 2013, it has spread around the world, to venues beyond the UK like Malmo, Pretoria, Philadelphia, Dubai, Melbourne, Auckland, Amsterdam, New York, Toronto and Vancouver.
Now it is coming to Ireland for the first time, on the beautiful campus of St. Columba’s College, Dublin 16.
Read the programme for the day here. Below see a short video with highlights of the first researchED event in Ireland.
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ResearchED Dublin Speakers
The confirmed speakers for ResearchED Dublin 2019, in alphabetical order.
Neil Almond
Inner city London primary teacher.
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Kate Barry
Teacher in Loreto Secondary School, Fermoy, Co. Cork
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Edmond Behan
Teacher, Author, Scoil Mhuire, Clane
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Tom Bennett
Founder, ResearchED
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Fred Boss
Education Officer NCCA, #edchatIE Coordinator
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Pedro De Bruyckere
Educational scientist, teacher & researcher
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Daisy Christodoulou
Author of ‘Seven Myths About Education’ and ‘Making Good Progress? The Future of Assessment for Learning’. Director of Education at No More Marking
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David Didau
Education Writer and Speaker, Author of Making Kids Cleverer: A manifesto for closing the advantage gap.
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Stuart Farmer
Physics Teacher, Institute of Physics
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Leona Forde
Teacher, Kinsale Community College
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Rebecca Foster
Head of English | Associate Senior Leader (T&L) | TES Columnist
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Gráinne Hallahan
Senior Content Writer for TES
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Eva Hartell
Researcher, Haninge municipality Sweden, & KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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Carl Hendrick
Head of Learning and Research, Wellington College, Berkshire.
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Tríona Hourigan
Researcher in ICT in Education, Limerick
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Humphrey Jones
Head of Biology, St Columba’s College, Dublin
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Peter Lydon
Wesley College, Dublin; President of Association of Geography Teachers of Ireland.
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Ann Marcus-Quinn
Lecturer in Technical Communication and Instructional Design, University of Limerick.
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James McCoy
Vice-Principal, Markethill High School, Co Armagh.
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Jennifer McMahon
Lecturer in educational psychology & inclusive education, University of Limerick
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Conor Murphy
Skibberreen Community School, Cork.
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Dianne Murphy
Designer of Thinking Reading, a high-impact adolescent reading strategy.
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James Murphy
Teacher, writer, currently school partnerships director at Thinking Reading
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Mary Myatt
Education adviser, speaker and writer (The Curriculum: Gallimaufry to coherence; High Challenge, Low Threat)
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Mirjam Neelen
Learning Advisory Manager, Dublin.
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Sandrine Pac-Kenny
Post-Primary Languages Initiative, Wexford.
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Alex Quigley
Senior Associate at the Education Endowment Foundation. Author of ‘Closing the Vocabulary Gap’
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Tom Sherrington
Consultant, Author of ‘The Learning Rainforest’
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Victoria Simms
Reader & Research Director, Psychology, Ulster University
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Mary Singleton
Head of Science and Director of Studies, St Columba’s College, Dublin.
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Claire Stoneman
Deputy of Academy, Erdington Academy; organiser #rEDBrum
St. Columba's CollegeSpeaker Presentations 2019
As promised, here are the presentations from the 2019 event. Click on the icons to open the presentation in a new tab.
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Location
Our Supporters
We would like to thank the following for generously supporting ResearchED Dublin 2019.
Recommended Hotel
The Clayton Hotel in Leopardstown is our recommended conference hotel. The hotel is located just 10 minutes away from St. Columba’s, by car or taxi, and has excellent links to the airport (30 minutes by car or taxi, 60 minutes via Aircoach) and light rail to the city centre (30 minutes via Luas Green Line, Central Park stop).
The hotel is offering a special rate of €130 (single occupancy) or €140 (Double occupancy) per room per night, over the weekend of the conference. To avail of this excellent offer simply book on their website and add the promotion code STCO041019.
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researchED Dublin reaction
We were delighted to host researchED Dublin on October 5th: a wonderful day with 350 people on the campus thinking about evidence-based practice, and networking. Since then we’ve sent out a feedback survey, and below are some of the comments that were made. They were overwhelming positive, with only a few minor criticisms, and some […]
researchED Dublin Report
On Saturday last, October 5th, the College hosted a researchED conference, the first time this international educational movement has been to Ireland, South or North. 350 educators, including 30 speakers, were joined by 25 of our own staff from morning to late afternoon going to presentations by world-class speakers from England, Scotland, Sweden and Belgium, […]