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Niamh Martin

Edinburgh
As seen in: Our World Is A Book, Emerging Infectious Diseases, Irish Daily Mail, BMJ Open, MDPI, Royal Society of Chemistry, The Spectator, Teaching English Magazine
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Beyond the classroom: why literary travel should be every English teacher's next adventure

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By Niamh Martin
| Teaching English Magazine Verified
Imagine standing in the Lake District, walking the same hilly terrain that inspired Wordsworth’s poetry, or wandering through the cobbled streets of Edinburgh where Robert Louis Stevenson conceived the dark duality of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Literary travel transforms abstract knowledge into visceral experience, allowing teachers to return to their classrooms with stories, insights, and authentic connections that no textbook can provide.
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Jane Austen's Literary Tour Of Bath

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By Niamh Martin
| Our World Is A Book
Want to stay in the city where Jane Austen lived and from where she drew inspiration for all six of her novels? Book a Jane Austen Literary Tour of Bath here Table of Contents 4 Sydney Place – Following her father’s retirement in 1801, the Austen family, including Jane, her mother, and sister Cassandra, moved from Steventon in Hampshire, where Jane had spent the first 25 years of her life, to Bath in Somerset. The family lived at this address until the lease expired in 1804.
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Risk factors for disorders of sodium and water balance in the early post-operative period following pituitary surgery

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By Ramesh Nair, Nigel Mendoza, Niamh Martin, Katie Mei
| endocrine-abstracts.org
SFEBES2025 Poster Oral Presentations Neuroendocrinology and Pituitary (4 abstracts) Risk factors for disorders of sodium and water balance in the early post-operative period following pituitary surgery
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