A Charter for Inclusive Teaching & Learning Symposium Presentations Now Available for Download
The AHEAD Symposium on ‘A Charter For Inclusive Teaching and Learning’ took place in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Tuesday 28th of April 2009 and the aim was to highlight high-quality and effective practices that can be embedded into the delivery of higher education syllabi. The event was a great success and everybody left energised and full of new ideas to bring back to their institutions. AHEAD will now draw up the said charter based on the contribution of the speakers and attendees of the symposium, along with further consultation within the Higher Education sector. The presentations from the event are now available for download by clicking the links below.
Overview of the Bologna Process
- Mr Gilles Verschoore, Bologna Expert,
Social Affairs and Disability Officer,
VVS - National Union of Students in Flanders
Theme 1 Teaching
- Dr Michael Shevlin, Head of School, Department of Education, TCD
Innovations in teaching practice - Ms Claire McAvinia and Mr. Enda Guinan, NUI Maynooth
Digital Technology at work
Theme 2 Learning
- Dr Jen Harvey, Head of Lifelong Learning, DIT
Innovations in learning - Ms Gillian Boland, Learning Support, IADT
Study skills: A model of inclusive Practice
Theme 3 Assessment
- Dr. Peter Cullen, Head of Research and Policy Analysis, HETAC
Innovations in examination and assessment - Dr Geraldine O Neill, Teaching Development Officer & Lecturer in Educational Development, UCD
Good Practice in Assessment
Theme 4 Quality
- Professor Alan Hurst. Trustee of Skill, UK and Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, UK
Innovations and development in quality assurance systems in Higher Education - Ms Mary O Grady, Disability Officer, University College Cork
Quality Assurance in Practice