
S5. Ep 2 - Advice
What's the best advice you've ever been given? That's the premise for our latest episode, featuring regular guest to the podcast Jess Lund.
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Those Who Can is a podcast for teachers, talking through all things educational! Each week we will be interviewing teachers and getting to know the stories behind their work in the classroom...

What's the best advice you've ever been given? That's the premise for our latest episode, featuring regular guest to the podcast Jess Lund.

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