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How can we support teachers in Ukraine?

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How can we support teachers in Ukraine?

In the second video of our two-part series, we focus on Ukraine, marking one year since the 2022 invasion. Chris Sowton, International Education Consultant and Dominique Slade, Head of Content & Solutions at Cambridge Partnership for Education, contemplate the importance of creating a safe space for learning each day. They discuss how to support teachers in the most challenging contexts and look ahead with consideration on how to embed peace education in future curricula.  

Chris Sowton's most recent book, Teaching in Challenging Circumstances covers the topics discussed in this series. 
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