Case Study E: The ‘Meitheal’ and Me: Mapping the National Forum Professional Development Framework

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Bernadette Brereton, Karen Dunne

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Dundalk Institute of Technology

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Teaching & Learning

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Professional Development

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Case Study E: The ‘Meitheal’ and Me: Mapping the National Forum Professional Development Framework

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