TUS ATHLONE
May 2026
Our second in-person INPAL event was a resounding success, and we extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated and contributed to such a vibrant event.
Hosted by TUS Athlone, the gathering sparked insightful discussions on critical and evolving topics on peer learning and support, including current research trends, fostering positive group dynamics, and effective mentoring strategies for neurodivergent students. Additionally, attendees explored artificial intelligence and data analytics, making the event a truly collaborative and forward-thinking experience for all involved.
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The Journal of Peer Learning is an open-access, annual refereed journal established in 2008; it does not charge authors or readers a fee. The journal seeks to share high-quality research on peer learning in higher education. More specifically, the journal publishes scholarly research on innovations and best practices in peer learning, including program implementation and evaluation in varied organizational and cultural contexts. The journal’s aim is to provide an evidential basis for peer learning activities in higher education, which it supports as a valuable and versatile teaching and learning strategy.
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