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Teacher education under attack: a UCU campaign briefing

10 April 2014

Teacher education in higher education has a long and proud history. It has recently faced a fundamental attack that risks causing long-term damage to the quality of teacher education in England.

Teacher education under attack: a UCU campaign briefing

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