Second level engineering education in Ireland: redesign or remanufacture?

Curriculum reform is inevitable, and so too are the tensions and frustrations that arise as key stakeholders push for what they feel is most important for their area. The basis of individual positions can be informed by personal passions, tradition, politics and innumerable unknowable factors.

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International Journal of Technology and Design Education
Published
2026-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10798-026-10074-x
Primary Topic
Mathematics Education and Programs
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Second level engineering education in Ireland: redesign or remanufacture?

Jason Power
International Journal of Technology and Design Education
Mathematics Education and Programs
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Second level engineering education in Ireland: redesign or remanufacture?

Jason Power
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Abstract

Curriculum reform is inevitable, and so too are the tensions and frustrations that arise as key stakeholders push for what they feel is most important for their area. The basis of individual positions can be informed by personal passions, tradition, politics and innumerable unknowable factors.

International Journal of Technology and Design Education
University of Limerick (IE)
Irish Research eLibrary, University of Limerick
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Mathematics Education and Programs
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