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A blog post by MEd in Curriculum and Instruction<\/a> Student Ambassador Lindsey Morgan<\/a><\/p>\n

The following slideshow is of the MEd Curriculum and Instruction Global Studies Experience where I traveled to Belfast, Northern Ireland studying Educational Reform alongside MA in Leadership and MA in Counseling\u00a0students.<\/p>\n

We visited many different sites like the Stormont Estate where the Northern Irish Assembly is held and our program was able to interview members of Parliament.<\/p>\n

We also were able to traverse Northern Ireland’s beautiful countryside, Giant’s Causeway, the segregated Protestant and Catholic neighborhoods and the Peace Wall.<\/p>\n

I personally\u00a0 gained a better\u00a0perspective\u00a0on how The Troubles have and still do affect the Northern Irish education system and how I as a new teacher will be able to use what I’ve learned in my own teaching practice back home in the U.S.<\/p>\n

Although Northern Ireland has its own set of problems, the people and culture were some of the most welcoming and heartwarming I’ve met, and Belfast will always have a special place in my heart!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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