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Highlights • We analyze one novice teacher's perceptions of her learning to teach process. • Critical Metaphor Analysis (CMA) reveals conflicting frames of learning to teach. • We discuss potential consequences of learning to teach in neoliberal contexts. • We use CMA to make visible the realities many teachers face within these contexts.

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