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The LETHE project, funded by Erasmus Plus, is a school history project that is focused on the development of a digital toolkit for students’ learning and teachers’ planning that aims to enhance the introduction of key competences and critical thinking.

The event welcomed 325 delegates from around the world to an open discussion on ‘Digital Education for Better Futures’.

Mary O’Donnell, Assistant Principal, Celbridge Community School, Co. Kildare, Stephen Dunne, Assistant Principal, Coláiste na Mí, Navan, Co. Meath, Emma Farragher, Scoil Thomáis, Castleknock, Dublin 15, Niall Farrell, St. Oliver's Community College, Drogheda, Co. Louth and Rebecca Morrissey, Lucan East Educate Together NS

Students from the first class of the Graduate Diploma in SPHE/RSE at the DCU Institute of Education

Louise O’Neill, Curator and Host of Teachers Inspire Podcast and Teachers Inspire Awardee Jennifer Hutton, Teacher at St. Fiacc’s National School, Graiguecullen, Co. Carlow and Miriam O’Callaghan, RTÉ Broadcaster

Professor Harold Hislop, School of Policy and Practice, DCU Institute of Education, Dr Patrick Shevlin, Senior Researcher EQI DCU Institute of Education, Professor Anne Looney, Dean of DCU Institute of Education, Faustina Graham, Chief Inspector Department of Education Northern Ireland, Yvonne Keating, Chief Inspector Department of Education Ireland, Dr Martin Brown, Head of School of Policy and Practice, Co-Director EQI The Centre for Evaluation Quality and Inspection
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