INOTE 2024
An account of the 2024 conference of the Irish National Organisation of Teachers of English.
Read MoreAn account of the 2024 conference of the Irish National Organisation of Teachers of English.
Read MoreA special issue from the Fortnightly, kicking off my podcast series King Lear scene by scene.
Read MoreThe second talk in the series King Lear scene by scene looks at Act 1 scene 2, in which we are introduced to the sub-plot (unique in Shakespeare's tragedies), starting with the fascinating villain Edmund.
Read MoreNotes, links and resources from a webinar on revising King Lear for the Leaving Certificate on Wednesday 16th October via Tralee Education Support Centre.
Read MoreThe first in the series of King Lear: scene by scene podcasts (with transcripts) looks at Act I scene i
Read MoreBjork and Bjork's Desirable Difficulties in Action by Jade Pearce and Isaac Moore is a snappy and helpful guide to a crucial idea in teaching and learning.
Read MoreIssue 175 of The Fortnightly starts with two short novels. Lots more after that.
Read MoreThe Occasional issue 4 has 29 book recommendations from the first 100 Fortnightlies.
Read MoreWhere are we with the Additional Assessment Component in Leaving Certificate English in the context of AI? (illustration: typically terrible AI generated picture)
Read MoreSome notes from researchED Belfast on Saturday 28th September 2024.
Read MoreFortnightly 173 is out today with the usual rattle bag of interesting things. Next week, The Occasional 4 for paid subscribers: lots of good books since 2016.
Read MoreSheila Heti's brilliant experimental book, Alphabetical Diaries, is funny and often poignant. Above all, it made me think about my own life.
Read MoreA compendium of valuable writing about AI in the light of the English classroom.
Read MoreA plethora of English teachers in the 172nd Fortnightly.
Read MoreIn Teaching One-Pagers Jamie Clark presents complex educational ideas in a pleasingly succinct and jargon-free format.
Read MoreNotes and links from a webinar on teaching Claire Keegan's novel Small Things Like These, September 2024.
Read MoreThe third edition of The Occasional, for paid subscribers of The Fortnightly, on received ideas in and clichés about Irish eduction.
Read MoreFortnightly issue 171, via Substack. Returning after the summer holidays.
Read MoreSome notes from a long-delayed re-reading of George Eliot's masterpiece Middlemarch.
Read MoreJudi Dench's reflections on playing many roles in Shakespeare's plays over decades are essential reading, in a marvellous collection of conversations with Brendan O'Hea.
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