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Let's Talk About Sociology of Education

Let's Talk About Sociology of Education
Sociology Of Education
Social Justice
Teacher Education
Educational Inequality
Disability
Cultural Capital
Equity and Equality
Global Citizenship
Digital Education
Inclusive Education
Curriculum Development
Education
Sociology Of Food
Education Systems
Technology In Education
LGBTQI+ Experiences In Education
Gender In Education
Family and School
Emotions In Sociology
Schooling System

Dr. Melanie Ní Dhuinn is a Senior Lecturer in Education in Marino Institute of Education and previously worked as an Assistant Professor of Teacher Education in the School of Education in Trinity College and Director of the Professional Master of Education in Hibernia College. She is a qualified post-primary teacher (Physical Education and Gaeilge) and now works across primary and post-primary tea... more

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In this episode I chat to Anne Marie Kavanagh (PhD, FHEA). Anne Marie’s episode is called Decolonising the curriculum: Creating a more inclusive, diverse, and critically-engaged approach to education. We discuss the concept of decolonizing the curric... more

In this episode I speak to Dr. Alison Egan in an episode entitled Navigating the Third Space in Higher Education Institutions where we discuss the concept of the "third space" in higher education, which is the juxtaposition of academic and administra... more

In this episode I speak to Niall Mulpeter in an episode entitled From Policy to Practice: Enacting Values in Publicly Managed Schools through Communities of Practice and Professional Learning Communities. Niall is an Educational Policy and Developmen... more

In this episode I speak to Professor Dympna Devine in an episode entitled, "What has social justice got to do with pedagogy?" a title which Dympna explains was inspired by a question from a student in a module that she taught on equalities and social... more

Declan Qualter is the Practice Placement Supervisor for the BEd with Gaeilge and/or Modern Languages Programme in the UCD School of Education. He also teaches on the Professional Masters in Education programme. Declan is a PhD candidate in UCD, with ... more

Dr. Audrey Bryan is an Associate Professor of Sociology in the School of Human Development at Dublin City University’s Institute of Education (DCU IoE).  Her teaching spans a number of undergraduate as well as post-graduate programmes in the sociolog... more

In this episode Dr. Melanie Ní Dhuinn revisits the eight episodes released in the first half of season two.

She highlights key discussions from the first eight episodes of Season Two and recaps on topics covered, including interviews with ten expert... more

Dr Michelle Share is a Senior Research Fellow at the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin. 

She is a sociologist with extensive experience in the conduct of multi-site research and evaluation projects in child and youth settings.

She has res... more

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Niall Mulpeter
Educational Policy and Development Officer at Education and Training Boards Ireland
Education and Training Boards Ireland
Episode: S2 Episode Thirteen: Niall Mulpeter "From Policy to Practice: Enacting Values in Publicly Managed Schools through Communities of Practice and Professional Learning Communities"
Dympna Devine
Professor of Education at UCD, specializing in the sociology of education and children's voices.
UCD School of Education
Episode: S2 Episode Twelve: Professor Dympna Devine "What has social justice got to do with pedagogy?"
Declan Qualter
Practice Placement Supervisor for the B.Ed with Gaeilge and Modern Languages Programs at UCD, PhD candidate focusing on parental involvement in children's digital learning
University College Dublin
Episode: S2 Episode Eleven: Declan Qualter “Parents as partners in education: Rhetoric and reality in an era of digital and AI transformation”
Deirdre Hogan
Coordinator of the Ubuntu Network at the University of Limerick, specializing in global citizenship education.
University of Limerick
Episode: S2 Episode Six: Deirdre Hogan and Dr. Joanne O’ Flaherty “Ubuntu Voices: Exploring possible futures for Global Citizenship Education”
Dr. Joanne O'Flaherty
Research Lead for the Ubuntu Network at the University of Limerick, with interests in social justice education and its integration in teaching.
University of Limerick
Episode: S2 Episode Six: Deirdre Hogan and Dr. Joanne O’ Flaherty “Ubuntu Voices: Exploring possible futures for Global Citizenship Education”
Dr. Roland Tormey
Academic and researcher in the sociology of education
Episode: S2 Episode Five: Learning as an emotional practice: emotion in the sociology of education
Dr. Jacquelynne Anne Boivin
Assistant Professor of Elementary and Early Childhood Education at Bridgewater State University
Bridgewater State University
Episode: S2 Episode Three: Professor Jacquelynne Boivin and Professor Sheena Rancher
Dr. Sheena Rancher
Assistant Professor of Special Education with extensive experience working with students with disabilities
Bridgewater State University
Episode: S2 Episode Three: Professor Jacquelynne Boivin and Professor Sheena Rancher
Dr. Joanne Banks
Lecturer and researcher in inclusive education
School of Education, Trinity College Dublin
Episode: S2 Episode One: Professor Joanne Banks "All means all, but does it?"

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Dr. Melanie Ní Dhuinn
Senior Lecturer in Education and Host, focusing on the Sociology of Education.

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S2 Episode Four: Schools as sites of tension and contradiction
Q: Can you talk to us a bit about the objective or the instrumental goal of schooling?
Gerry discusses the tension between idealized aspirations of schools for holistic development versus the reality of parental expectations surrounding academic performance and points.
S2 Episode Four: Schools as sites of tension and contradiction
Q: How did sociology of education impact on your journey to get you to thinking about it like that?
Gerry reflects on the critical role of sociology in understanding the complexities and responsibilities of schools, citing personal experiences and historical initiatives that shaped his perspective.
S2 Episode Thirteen: Niall Mulpeter "From Policy to Practice: Enacting Values in Publicly Managed Schools through Communities of Practice and Professional Learning Communities"
Q: How does the Community of Practice support educators to enact the values-based framework in Ireland?
The Community of Practice allows educators to share insights and strategies, thus facilitating the interpretation and implementation of policies in a way that is relevant to their unique school contexts.
S2 Episode Thirteen: Niall Mulpeter "From Policy to Practice: Enacting Values in Publicly Managed Schools through Communities of Practice and Professional Learning Communities"
Q: Can you talk to us a bit about your research, Niall, if you don't mind sharing that, and what motivates you to conduct that particular piece of research?
My PhD aligns very much with the work that I'm engaged with at ETBI, focusing on the development of identity, multi-beliefs, and values education through the lens of multiple stakeholders involved in the curriculum development process.
S2 Episode Eight: Dr. Michelle Share "Food Matters: It's not just what you eat, but where, how, and with whom"
Q: What are the key sociological links for teachers?
Teachers should engage families and understand that education is a shared responsibility.

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Engaging with a wide array of voices from academia, policy, and practice, this educational podcast explores the multifaceted topic of the sociology of education. It aims to unpack complex sociological theories and relate them to everyday educational experiences. Listeners can expect insightful discussions on key themes including social justice, equity, disability, and the role of technology in education. The series reflects on the challenges and dynamics present in educational environments while emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and the diverse experiences of students and educators alike. This broad-ranging podcast serves as a valuable resource for educators, students, and anyone interested in understanding the social constructs tha... more

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2. Dympna Devine
3. Declan Qualter
4. Deirdre Hogan
5. Dr. Joanne O'Flaherty
6. Dr. Roland Tormey
7. Dr. Jacquelynne Anne Boivin
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