Episode Synopsis "Episode 6: Initial education in England and the COVID-19 pandemic w/Rufus Wright and Salma Ishaq"

An engaging discussion with 2 ECT's who discuss their experience of teacher training during COVID while reflecting on work from Linda La Velle et al. 

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