Currently supervising a PhD student looking at high ability students with autism here @CTYI but parents saying that there is no support for these students at school. @DCU
Percentage of children diagnosed with autism rises threefold in less than a decade https://t.co/tMBej5kRuK
What a great day @DCU. Such a great showcase for research and thrilled that @SpillzHinch PhD student @MegTheZoologist emerged as the winner. Such a brilliant advocate for what we do @CTYI. Well done Meg
A great week showcasing a new @ctyi programme @DCU. We had a number of female students and kids from DEIS schools taking advanced Maths and Chemistry classes funded by Purposeful Ventures. The future is bright @OrlaDunne10 @SpillzHinch@hazel_skinner
Thrilled to see former @CTYI student and current staff member Dr Lisa McNamee win this award. She was the recently the recipient of our alumni of the year in the summer @DCU. Such a multitalented and lovely person.
Delighted to give a presentation today @tcddublin to the teachers of the future. Great to share my thoughts about the diversity within @CTYI gifted students. Showcased some brilliant research in this field conducted @DCU
Great to see this article in today's @IrishTimes. An important area @ctyi that is often overlooked in gifted education. Well done Dylan and Malachy. @DCU
‘In school people are scared to be a bit strange’: Gifted students on life in mainstream schools https://t.co/QAM5Scbk2S
We are back! First day of @ctyi primary school classes @DCU this term. Over 1,000 students and some very interesting courses. Oh and the parents have to listen to me! I think the kids are getting a better deal.
IRISH JUNIOR CYCLE SCIENCE TEACHERS ‼️
As part of my PhD I am looking to collect information on the experiences of junior cycle science teachers with accommodating high ability students!!
Survey link: https://t.co/RqPq8Y3BDg
#edchatie#scienceteachers