Delighted to be attending today's @ETBIreland's Universal Design in Further Education and Training confrence today. Looking forward to learning more about the great work happening to promote inclusion in this sector. #UD #UDL #Inclusion @MU_Education

Delighted to be attending today's @ETBIreland's Universal Design in Further Education and Training confrence today. Looking forward to learning more about the great work happening to promote inclusion in this sector. #UD #UDL #Inclusion @MU_Education

Parents, have you registered yet? Supporting your child in school: Understanding the educational impact of neurocognitive late effects of childhood cancer. Free Parents/Guardians Workshop (Ireland) Online, Tuesday November 11, 6pm-8pm Register at https://t.co/hqaYBSO1Qb Join

I spent an informative few days in @UE_Wro last week attending a workshop on 'Microcredentials as a New Form of Education – A Change or a Complement to Traditional Forms of Learning?' Lots of food for thought. Thank you to all the team who organised such an enriching even for

Supporting your child in school: Understanding the educational impact of neurocognitive late effects of childhood cancer. Free Parents/Guardians Workshop (Ireland) Online, Tuesday November 11, 6pm-8pm Register at https://t.co/hqaYBSO1Qb Join us for an informative and supportive

It was lovely to have Allison Posey join our UDL Microcredential session last night where we learned and unlearned. @MU_Education

Our @MU_Education students are setting inclusion standards these last two days. Dara Maher and Ryan Curtis are brining panel sessions to and end with their presentations on inclusive changes in geography and creating flexible revision booklets. We'll done! #UDLirl25 #Inclusion

We ended this year's #UDL International Symposium with a big announcement! We are delighted to announce that the next Maynooth UDL Symposium will take place, during the next academic year, on the international stage. It will be held in Canada the week of June 7th 2027 and will

Another wonderful session. This time on restorative practices for inclusive education. Thanks to Ian Marder @MaynoothUni for facilitating. #UDLirl25

An amazing session on cultural responsive pedagogy was facilitated by Lilian Nwanze-Akobo from @MaynoothUni. Really got us thinking about our cultural and racial biases. Thank you Lilian

An amazing poster session this morning. We'll done to @MU_Education students Megan McCole amd Kelly Webster who had posters on embedding movement in learning and the benefits of visual schedules. #UDLirl25 #inclusion #UDL

Two of our @MU_Education PME students kicked off the initial teacher education sessions at this year's #UDLirl25 Symposium. They brought us through their journey to designing inclusive lessons with #UDL in mind. We'll done Megan Morrissey and Chloe Ryan. #inclusion @MaynoothUni

Thank you to Edel Fahy who, after presenting, generously gave her time to perform at our eveni g reception at today's UDL International Symposium. The video shows Edel playing a guitar and singing 'Let it be'

I was delighted to explore idendity as part of UDL 3.0 with peers at the UDL International Symposium today. It was just the beginning of this conversation. #Inclusion #UDLirl25 @MU_Education

A great presentation by Tara McGowan focused on #UDL and the inclusive practices practices of Irish post primary teachers to create inclusive environments. Really interesting findings. Particularly around misalignment with UDL and our current assessment systems. Systemic biaes in

Woe. Wow. Wow! David Rose had a captured audience at our #UDLirl25 Symposium today. His keynote was authentic, carried us emotionaly and brought us to a place of recognising the impact of bias0! Thank you David. @MU_Education @MaynoothUni

The #UDL International Symposium schedule is now available on our symposium webpage. Abstracts and bios will be available on Monday. https://t.co/VuKq37CZ8X #UDLirl25 #Inclusion @MU_Education @MaynoothUni

Parents/Guardians of children with cancer and childhood cancer survivors in Ireland. @MaynoothUni are doing research to learn more about the educational experiences of children treated for cancer and would like to hear about your experiences. As parents, your story will help us