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In the final installment of our series, speech and language therapist Rita Treacy outlines some of the supports needed by students after a diagnosis of dyslexia or specific learning difficulty
In week two of our series, Supporting Your Student, speech and language therapist Rita Treacy explains which assessments might be needed and how to find the right support.
In the first of a three part series, speech and language therapist Rita Treacy outlines the signs of learning difficulties and highlights the importance of early interventions for children
After taking in several students from France, Margaret Leahy has learned that our home-grown cuisine is, in fact, fully up to scratch for the French palate
As the Leaving and junior cert exams start next week, pressure and anxiety can build up for many students. Sarah McIntosh offers seven tips for 7 June.
Students from Carlow, Offaly and Kilkenny have won the top prizes in Ireland’s national creative thinking programme, The Big Idea, writes Sarah McIntosh.
If you are thinking of undertaking a master’s or PhD programme, it is important to get the right advice. Sarah McIntosh speaks to two students about why they decided to further their studies.
The Agri Aware farm walk and talk at Tullamore Farm gave agricultural science students a chance to see their learnings from the classroom in practice on a working farm, writes Naomi Hamilton-O’Donnell