A Chara,
Tá beartaithe An Dara Comhdháil Taighde Uile-Oileánda ar an Tumoideachas – An Tumoideachas: Deiseanna agus Dea-chleachtais, a chur ar siúl i gColáiste Mhuire gan Smál ar an 18-19 Bealtaine 2018. Tabharfaidh an chomhdháil seo deis do theangeolaithe, do thaighdeoirí agus do mhúinteoirí an oideachais lán-Ghaeilge agus Gaeltachta, agus do phobal an tumoideachais go hidirnáisiúnta, iniúchadh a dhéanamh ar shaincheisteanna agus ar fhorbairtí comhaimseartha ag leibhéil éagsúla le súile úra. Beidh páipéir agus póstaeir faoi na snáitheanna a leanas curtha ar fáil:
- An Teagasc, an Fhoghlaim agus an Measúnú a nascadh sa Tumoideachas
- Féinmheastóireacht Scoile, Ceannaireacht agus Forbairt Oideoirí
- Beartas agus an Nuálaíocht i bPobail Dhátheangacha/Ilteangacha.
GAIRM AR PHÁIPÉIR AR SIÚL ANOIS!
Cuirfear fáilte roimh pháipéir i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla. Spriocdháta: 09 Feabhra 2018.
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The Second All-Ireland Research Conference on Immersion Education – Immersion Education: Opportunities and Best Practices will take place in Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, Ireland from 18-19 May 2018. This conference will provide opportunities for academics, practitioners and professionals working in the Irish-medium/Gaeltacht education sector, and to the immersion community globally, to exchange and discuss new directions and research in the ever-evolving field of immersion education. At the conference, key issues in language immersion education will be explored under the following strands:
- Linking Teaching, Learning and Assessment in Immersion
- School Self-Evaluation, Leadership and Educator Development
- Navigating Policy and Innovation in Bilingual/Multilingual Communities.
THE CALL FOR PAPERS IS NOW OPEN! Deadline: 09 February 2018.
Additional information is available at the conference website at www.tumoideachas.ie
Lets explore the dilemmas of language immersion education together! Bí linn!
Le dea-mhéin,
DR T.J. Ó CEALLAIGH
