Educational Issues
Editorial
When it Comes to Grade Inflation, TEP Could Offer Solutions
The oft-maligned Trinity Education Project has sought to reimagine assessment in ways that dovetail with emerging educational paradigms.
D’fhéadfadh TEP an Fhadhb le Boilsciú Gráid a Réitiú
Tá sé de rún ag an tionscadal míchlúiteach athchóiriú a dhéanamh ar mheasúnacht, ag teacht le pairidímí úra oideachais.
In Open Letter, Students Condemn ‘Catastrophic’ TEP Implementation
More than 100 students have signed a letter criticising the impact on students of the Trinity Education Project.
Trinity Students More Likely to Get Firsts than in Other Irish Universities
Twenty per cent of Trinity's students receive first-class degrees, according to new figures.
Editorial
More Travellers Should Be at Third-Level. But Let’s Not Deify a University Degree
A startlingly low number of Travellers progress to third-level education.
Ba Chóir Níos Mó den Lucht Siúil Bheith in Ardoideachas. Ach Ná Diagaímis Céim Ollscoile
Is fíor-íseal líon na dtaistealaithe a bhaineann oideachas tríú leibhéil amach.
Only 1% of Traveller Children Advance to Third-Level Education
According to a new report, members of the Travelling community numbered only 41 of around 250,000 people in higher education last year.
New UL Campus to House 2,000 Students by 2022
The new learning centre will be located in Limerick's city centre.
Editorial
At the RDS, A Smell of Horses in the Air and a 90-Minute Delay to Exams
Unacceptably, the College left students scrambling to perform under difficult circumstances.
Ag an RDS, Boladh na gCapall agus Moill 90-Nóiméad le Scrúduithe
Fágadh na mic léinn ag streacháilt le praiseach an tréimse úr scrúduithe – agus ní féidir glacadh leis.