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Dr. Brendan Walsh holds a BA, a masters of education and a Ph.D. from the National University of Ireland. Dr. Walsh is a lectuter in the School of Education Studies at Dublin City University, where he lectures in the fields of History of Education, Educational
Policy and Teaching Methodology. He has a particular research interest
in teacher induction and worked as researcher on the National Teacher
Induction Pilot Project 2005-2006.
He is currently researching the
history of teaching and teachers in Ireland within the context of
personal/professional histories with a view to publishing a History of
Teaching in Ireland 1535-2008 in 2012.
In 2006 he established the
Teaching Voice archive to begin collecting and collating the
recollections of the teaching profession in Ireland.
Dr.Walsh is Director of Teaching Practice at Dublin City University
overseeing the Graduate Diploma in Education, Science Education Degree
and Physical Education and Biology Degree. Brendan is editor of Degrees of Nonsense: The Demise of the University in Ireland published by Glasnevin Publishing.
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