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    The role and principles of tourist zoning in Bulgaria by O. V. Gorbunova, A. N. Mikhailin

    Published 2018-06-01
    “…A comparative analysis of the tourist zoning has been made in comparison with other EU countries like Ireland, Croatia, and Romania. The result of the analysis shows that the other countries also have regions with disproportionate allocation of territory and level of development of tourist development. …”
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    From anxiety to coping: Understanding psychological distance and coping skills for climate change and COVID-19 in 10-12-year-old children. by Geertje Schuitema, Anthea Lacchia

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Children's emotional responses, psychological distance and coping strategies to climate change compared and COVID-19 are compared, using a mixed-method longitudinal study among 231 primary school children across the Republic of Ireland. Pre-pandemic and post-lock down data were collected measuring children's emotions through surveys using Likert scales and sketches. …”
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    Metal Flux from Dissolution of Iron Oxide Grain Coatings in Sandstones by J. Parnell, X. Wang, A. Raab, J. Feldmann, C. Brolly, R. Michie, J. Armstrong

    Published 2021-01-01
    “…Median compositions of 37 samples, mostly of Triassic to Devonian age, from across Britain and Ireland are 6.3 ppm copper, 2.4 ppm cobalt, 10.1 ppm vanadium, and 0.3 ppm uranium. …”
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    Material circularity and environmental quality in the EU: what causes what and where? by Andrew Adewale Alola, Oktay Özkan, Gizem Uzuner

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…The results reveal that the reuse of waste materials statistically (i) increase CO _2 emissions in most quantiles in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, and Slovenia, (ii) mitigate CO _2 emissions in most quantiles in Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Spain, and Ireland, and (iii) either increasing or reducing CO _2 emissions depending on the quantile of material circularity use rate and CO _2 emissions in Czech Republic, Germany, Luxembourg, Sweden, and Latvia. …”
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    Cooperative learning in Initial Teacher Education: student experiences by Leah O’Toole

    Published 2014-06-01
    “…This paper reports the insights of a cohort of student teachers on their experiences of an integrated, cooperative approach to the teaching and assessment of Psychology and Sociology in Initial Teacher Education in Ireland. In spite of some challenges in terms of logistics, the findings are overwhelmingly positive, with benefits of cooperative learning including deeper and more meaningful learning than in individualistic or competitive approaches, greater application of theory to practice, stronger motivation and more enjoyment of learning on behalf of students, more integrated inter-disciplinary thinking, improvements in academic self-efficacy beliefs and self-confidence, and stronger critical engagement with material. …”
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    Bridging the gap: inclusive practitioners in the third space and the embedding of universal design by Thomas O Shaughnessy, Tracy McAvinue

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Drawing on key research on the third space including Whitchurch (2008), McIntosh and Nutt (2022), Veles and Carter (2016), and higher education research and data from the Association for Higher Education Access and Disability (AHEAD) and the Higher Education Authority (HEA), this piece establishes the current challenges for embedding inclusive practice in higher education in Ireland. The profile and role of the inclusive practitioner in the higher education setting is especially complex; they come from varied employment and educational backgrounds and operate across academic boundaries, having gleaned expansive experience and tacit knowledge of the area. …”
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