Our Autumn NEARIMeet was hosted in the Education Building in Maynooth University. We were delighted to meet our lovely group of attendees. We also welcomed participants who attended online in our third experiment with a hybrid event.
We were delighted to express our gratitude to the Educational Studies Association of Ireland and their Special Interest Group (SIG) programme for supporting NEARI.
The meeting began with the sharing of the NEARI Code of Ethics by Bernie Sullivan:
We were then delighted to invite our guest speaker, Prof. David Coghlan to share his ideas with us. His presentation sparked much interest and much discussion:
David’s slides are available here.
After coffee, Dr. Mags Amond shared the story of her research in the field of TeachMeets with us. Congratulations were offered to Mags who was recently awarded her doctorate from Trinity College Dublin.
Mags’ slides are available here:
The final thought-provoking presentation of the day was given by Denise Delaney, a London-based primary school who is undertaking values-led research in her practice as part of her EdD programme.
We had updates from CARN and EJOLTs from Jane O’Toole, Mary McAteer and Marie Huxtable:
The slides from the CARN Update are here:
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The final session of the day was led by Caitriona McDonagh. Caitriona thanked the Educational Studies Association of Ireland and their Special Interest Group (SIG) programme for supporting NEARI. As part of NEARI’s commitment to the ESAI SIG, they are exploring difficulties and solutions to ethical issues in action research:
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The draw (from X) for a copy of the book Action Research for the Classroom: A Guide to Values-Based Research in Practice. took place during the coffee break.
