Úna Fleming Email & Phone Number

Ireland

I am currently a Senior Research Assistant for the PEDL (Programme to Enhance Digital Literacy) at TU Dublin. In this role, I contribute to advancing research focused on improving digital literacy, collaborating with a dedicated team to analyze resources, identify gaps, and support the creation of impactful educational materials. I’m passionate about leveraging research to make a meaningful difference in the digital education landscape.

As part of the role of School Placement Tutor within the School of Education, I was required to:- Liaising with students, school principals, co-operating teachers, fellow tutors and the school placement team.- Grade and complete all documentation to the highest stand.- Examine students in subjects: English, Business, Mathematics, Music, Technology, Coding, & Science. - Have a strong knowledge of the Sulis & TUS system.- Have up to date knowledge of curricula and policy.

Over the course of a year and a half, my responsibilities as an English and History teacher extended beyond classroom teaching to encompass a wide range of school activities and student support. I designed and delivered engaging lessons, assessed and evaluated student performance, and continually updated the curriculum. Outside the classroom, I was deeply involved in extracurricular activities, organizing educational trips to historical sites and leading a Writing Club that fostered student creativity.

- Conducting activities and lessons. - Encouraging and engaging students.- Motivating students and creating a pleasant learning environment.- Maximizing students' talk time through oral tests and presentations.

Dublin, Ireland

I was honoured to be part of the Camara Ireland team. As a Google and Microsoft Certified Educator supported schools to embed digitally enhanced teaching and learning into their daily practice.

County Limerick, Ireland

I managed the day to day activities of the project which include reporting, communications, tracking of deliverables, organisation of project meetings, as well as coordination and liaising with external bodies.

Key responsibilities included providing mentorship, advice and guidance to students with regard to their research and practice. Also responsible for delivering reports on student progress as well as the review and grading of dissertations.

I taught English, Resource, and History to students from 1st-6th year. Every day was different from the one before in schools between 400-900 students. It was a wonderful experience, one where I developed strong relationships with both the students, parents and the staff.

I acted as a Superintendent during the Leaving Certificate Examinations of 2018. This involved a great deal of responsibility and care. I acted as a superintendent in both practical examinations, during Aural examinations and in special centres.

Website designed for irishsecondaryteacher.ie. The purpose of this site is to act as a portal for teachers who wish to explore education in Ireland. If you wish to learn more about how to get accreditation, support organisations for specific subjects or would like general information about day-to-day teaching. This project took two weeks to complete.

Limerick

As Public Relations coordinator, I worked as Press and Social media coordinator. Developing skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and IT skills.

Certificate In Software Engineering (Cse), Computer Science

CSE is an exciting three-month full-time programme, funded by Ericsson Ireland and ICT Skillnet and delivered by TUS in Athlone, which.

Research Masters, Computer Science Education

Examining computer science education in Ireland.I am working along with the diverse team of researchers and teachers on computer science.

Professional Masters Of Post Primary Education (Pmepp), First Class Honours

First-class honour Masters of Education. Achieving top grades for both my Student Placements and my dissertation which was titled: A Room.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.)

A corpus-based linguistic study with visual analysis of the portrayal of the Irish identity within Punch Magazine comparing it to Charles.