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Jennifer Hennessy

Associate Professor

University of Limerick

Ireland

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Dr. Jennifer Hennessy is an Associate Professor at the University of Limerick, Ireland. Her research focuses on classroom management, the challenges faced by pre-service teachers, high stakes assessment, and the epistemological complexities within educational research. Recent articles highlight her insights into the implications of libertarian free will on classroom dynamics and the effects of curriculum narrowing in music education.

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Raymond Lynch

University of Limerick

IRELAND

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Aoife Neary

Lecturer in Sociology of Education

University College Cork

IRELAND

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Orla McCormack

University of Limerick

IRELAND

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The use of ideal types in educational policy analysis: a step-by-step guide

Acknowledging the role of fictions within teacher education

Students’ perspectives on the characteristics of a ‘good teacher’ in an age of educational performativity

When wellbeing goes to school : exploring the enactment of wellbeing in Junior Cycle in Ireland

Considerations for classroom management in the absence of libertarian free will

Caveats for change: exploring pre-service teachers’ concerns regarding change

Educational research, epistemology and the desideratum of doubt. Unpacking the complexities of the marshy divide

‘Chasing every mark’. High stakes assessment and curriculum narrowing: the case of disciplinary literacy in the Irish secondary music classroom

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Raymond Lynch

Aoife Neary

Orla McCormack

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