How can we improve representation in the classroom? (open access)

By Claire Seeley with Laura Henry-Allain MBE

Issue 169 | Page 13 | Published Sep 2021

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Claire Seeley talks to Laura Henry-Allain MBE about representation in the classroom, how teachers can promote anti-racism and work towards creating a core curriculum that authentically represents all people.

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