
Áine Hyland
Áine Hyland is an Emeritus Professor of Education at University College Cork, renowned for her contributions to educational policy and reform in Ireland. She has been an advocate for addressing educational disadvantage, having chaired the Educational Disadvantage Committee, which produced significant recommendations over two decades ago that have largely been overlooked by successive governments. Hyland's recent correspondence in The Irish Times highlights the ongoing challenges in addressing these issues, as a recent OECD review echoed the committee's earlier recommendations, underscoring the persistent neglect of educational equity in policy-making.
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Recent news mentions
Áine Hyland, professor emeritus of education at UCC, says any aptitude tests are not a good predictor of university performance in any discipline.
Can students be ‘coached’ to pass aptitude tests for entry to medical school? – The Irish TimesÁine Hyland chaired the Educational Disadvantage Committee that worked on recommendations to address educational disadvantage.
Education and reform – ignoring the lessons – The Irish Times
