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Presentation 26 February 2018 Introductions 25-26 September 2017 Godsil Education co-founded by Former Headmaster of international school, St Andrews College, Dublin - Arthur Godsil 40 years experience of the Irish education system


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Presentation

26 February 2018

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Introductions

25-26 September 2017

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Godsil Education co-founded by Former Headmaster of international school, St Andrew’s College, Dublin - Arthur Godsil 40 years experience of the 
 Irish education system First and only accredited guardianship

  • rganisation 


in Ireland

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Co-founded by Emma Godsil – TCD graduate and further degree in psychology 12 Years experience – schools, individuals and industry Lead Auditor and Accreditation Manager for state-wide autism services, Melbourne, Australia

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The Irish Education System
 
 Primary Education
 Secondary Education
 Tertiary Education

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Primary 4-11 Secondary 12 -18 Tertiary 18 Plus Primary 3,300 schools Secondary 723 Tertiary 7 Universities 37 other

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Complete Incomplete

Completion Rate 
 at 2nd Level

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Maximum points 625

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The Irish Education System


A Challenge Facing all Students

  • Primary Education
  • Secondary Education
  • Tertiary Education
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Let’s look at Secondary Education in The Irish Education System
 


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1924 2017

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‘NOW, what I want is, Facts. Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts. Facts alone are wanted in life.’

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‘We should never have gone into Iraq … I said it loud and clear..’ 2015

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‘Are you for invading Iraq?’ Trump: ‘Yeah, I guess’ 2002

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Eric Schmidt (Former CEO Google): ‘Every 2 Days We Create As Much Information As We Did Up To 2003’

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  • 67% get less than 400 points

Every Year….........

Maximum points 625

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Leaving Certificate is “not fit for purpose”

Ferdinand von Prondzynski Former President of Dublin City University

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  • Business:

Explain the role of the Labour Relations Commission

  • Physics

State Snell’s law of refraction

  • Geog
  • Draw an outline map of Ireland
  • In Biol – What is an ecosystem?

Past exam questions

Business Explain the role of the Labour Relations Commission Physics State Snell’s ‘Law of Refraction’ Geog Draw an outline map of Ireland Biology What is an ecosystem?

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https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_changing_education_paradigms

Sir Ken Robinson
 


Professor of arts education at the University of Warwick in the UK
 and is now professor emeritus.
 


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Ken Robinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=iG9CE55wbtY

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Ken Robinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=zDZFcDGpL4U&t=30s

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It’s all about the Environment!

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Climate

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Bridge 21

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Síolta– the National Quality Framework for Early Childhood Education

In play, children develop and demonstrate exploration, creativity, spirituality, imagination, experimentation, manipulation, expression

  • f ideas, social and interaction skills, divergent and abstract thinking,

and problem-solving capacities (Bruce, 001). These skills are essential for the consolidation of learning and the construction of meaning and knowledge.

The Research

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Child Iniiated Teacher Iniiated

The Research

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Strengths-Based Education

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Marcus Buckingham

  • Senior Researcher with Gallup
  • Author
  • Motivational Speaker
  • Strengths Advocate
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Marcus Buckingham

https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=wuZBJQAFOfM

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Strengths-based education is evidence-based

  • Belief in the potential of each

student

  • What can the students achieve

rather than what they cannot

  • Turning on the Switch
  • Non-judgemental approach
  • Easier for student to tackle

challenges from their strengths

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The 3 Elements of SBA


  • Identification of

Students’ Strengths

  • Purposeful Creation
  • f Environment
  • Publication of

Students’ Strengths

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Case Histories

  • Lloyd
  • 6th Year student
  • 350 LC points
  • LC Result
  • 550 points
  • University of Dublin - Trinity College
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Case Histories

  • David
  • 6th Year student
  • 70 LC points
  • LC Result
  • 370 points
  • University College Dublin
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Case Histories

  • Beth
  • 6th Year student
  • 100 LC points
  • LC Result
  • 360 points
  • University of Wolverhampton
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Martin Seligman
 Princeton University


President of American Psychology Association

40.000 studies on depression 400 on joy

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Assessment

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Goal Assessment Journey

Assessment of Learning

Assessment for Learning

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Metrics and Assessment

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The Mom Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Nem0bkErGVY

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The Climate

English-medium international schools forecast to double 
 to 12,334 by 2024 


(ISC Research Ltd, 2014)

Direct relationship between personalisation of educational experience & improved student attendance, grades & productivity, well-being & resiliance Post-Brexit: — Ireland only English


  • speaking country in EU

— grow the economic value of 
 international education to €2.1 
 billion by 2020, an increase 


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Market Feedback: Agents from 
 33 different countries represented at ALPHE Secondary School Focus 2016

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Ireland’s Value Proposition

Fee Comparison (US$) – tuition and boarding US $43,893 UK $37,967 IRE $25,000 approx. *CAN $19,245 *AUS $18,815 *NZ $17,432

Based on 2015/2016 surveys of schools in each country by StudyTravel Magazine * Mostly state-funded schools