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Sustaining teacher education in Nigeria in the ‘new normal’ era
Covid-19 that started in Wuhan, China in December 2019 that almost every sectors including education. The pandemic did not only disrupt commercial and economic activities. Its‟ also affect education. To ensure that the pandemic did not claim total paralysis of education lead to the adaptation of tea...
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