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Fraction of a Teacher follows two early career maths teachers, Jen and Francis, as they navigate the realities of the classroom. Through honest conversations, they reflect on what’s working, what isn’t, and what they’re still figuring out along the way.
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Start of ECT2: Same Job, Different Teacher (S3,Ep1) (opens the original)
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Season 3 is here and we’re officially ECT2s. After the summer break, Jen and Francis are back behind the microphones to reflect on the start of their second year as Early Career Teachers. Francis has returned to the same school, classroom and some familiar classes, while Jen has started ECT2 in a new school, now giving two very different perspectives on what September feels like the second time around. They talk about setting expectations, reducing cognitive load, building relationships with pup
Episode 20: ECT1 Complete: Looking Back, Looking Forward (opens the original)
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As the school year comes to an end, so does our second season of Fraction of a Teacher . In this episode, we reflect on everything ECT1 has taught us. From surviving the uncertainty of September to saying goodbye to students, returning to university as newly qualified teachers, and preparing for the challenges of ECT2, this is an honest conversation about growth, identity and the reality of a first year in teaching. We discuss: Looking back on our biggest moments of growth during ECT1. What it w
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