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Niamh Duignan
Dr. Niamh Deignan, Assistant Professor in Educational Leadership and Policy at the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin.
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Oct 1, 2026
Learning From The Past, Imagining The Future
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So how do we engage with challenges when sometimes there's no settled policy? There are these big gaps when things aren't entirely clear.
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19:30Niamh DuignanGUEST
Uh, I think some of the things we need to really consider, obviously, is the student voice.
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19:40Niamh DuignanGUEST
Um, one of the concerns obviously around policy is, and certainly within school leadership research, is it consistently shows that the loudest voices are heard when it comes to developing policy.
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19:51Niamh DuignanGUEST
So we saw that in, in the last decade, this real push for literacy and numeracy policies on foot of, of PISA studies.
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20:00Niamh DuignanGUEST
And we often prioritize these more measurable aspects of education in advance of the things that are less measured.
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