S3. Ep 1: Talking about what Initial Teacher Education students need to be prepared as Newly Qualified Teachers to include students with Autism in their class.

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Talking about all things inclusion

Margaret (Mags) Flood

29 episodes

6 days ago

Welcome to Talking about all things inclusion, a podcast that, well talks about inclusion. Each episode I talk with someone that inspires me. We chat about what inspired them to walk the equity, diversity, and inclusion path; their hopes and actions for equity and inclusion in education and society; and their top tips and resources to support our own journey of learning, thinking, and actions. Season one is my Fulbright season. As part of my stay in the US, I met and chatted with North American (US and Canada) advocates and experts who are leading the charge for equity, inclusion and UDL.

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S3. Ep 1: Talking about what Initial Teacher Education students need to be prepared as Newly Qualified Teachers to include students with Autism in their class.

Talking about all things inclusion

40 minutes 9 seconds

1 year ago

S3. Ep 1: Talking about what Initial Teacher Education students need to be prepared as Newly Qualified Teachers to include students with Autism in their class.

In this conversation Lisa Gallagher and Niamh Áine Ó'Neill talk about the research they undertook as Professional Masters in Education students on the preparedness of Newly Qualified Teachers to include students with Autism, and all students, in their mainstream classrooms. Lisa and Niamh Áine share their research findings, their learnings as they move from being the student teacher to being the teacher, and their hopes for inclusive education training in Initial Teacher Education programmes.