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Author: Yvonne Masters

Dr Yvonne Masters is currently an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Professional Classroom Practice in the School of Education, University of New England, Australia. She has been a teacher and teacher educator for 40 years and is passionate about education. Her research spans online teaching, teacher education policy and teacher identity and she has received external grant funding for several projects linked to teacher education and online learning.
Equality in Teacher Education_ Professor Yvonne Masters
Education

Whither (or Wither) Equality in Teacher Education? (An Invitation to a Conversation)

Entrance to teacher education is a highly political issue with high entrance scores and some form of aptitude test being the norm. This article by Dr Yvonne Masters of the University of New England, Australia, is a discussion starter to examine the questions: who is missing out and is equity being ignored under the guise of quality?

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