A journal celebrating collaboration, curiosity & kindness everyday. in education in Aotearoa.

 

everyday. issue 3 - out now

We are so thrilled to announce that Issue 2 of everyday. is here! After a successful launch in Tāmaki Makaurau in August, Issue 3 is now out in the world.

Filled with current and relevant articles from educators - just like you - from across Aotearoa and the world. These inspiring practitioners lead us into topics relating to education in Aotearoa, including Climate Change Education, Developing a Trauma Informed Approach, Practicing Self Compassion in Our Schools, Critical Literacy, Using AI to Support Your Teaching Practice and more…

Grab yourself a copy, grab your teacher bestie a copy, hell, start a #everydaybookclub at school and lead your colleagues through collaboration, curiosity and kindness.

everyday. Issue 3

RRP: $30

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Get a sneak peek into everyday. Issue 2 (and Issue 1) by reading our featured articles.

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Inspiring Thinking Through Feedback
Inspiring Thinking Through Feedback
Welcome to everyday. Issue 3
Welcome to everyday. Issue 3
Strengthening our commitments to Te Tiriti O Waitangi
Strengthening our commitments to Te Tiriti O Waitangi
The Cost of Caring
The Cost of Caring
Your culture IS your strategy.
Your culture IS your strategy.

Interested in contributing to future issues? We would love to hear from you - get in touch with the editor here.

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Some of you will be familiar with Claire’s thought provoking work from her popular and on point Instagram page @theunteachables. Claire is an Australian teacher, currently living and working in London. I first learnt about the concept of &lsq
For many of us we don’t need to read The Listener to understand this. However sometimes research can be a helpful reminder. The article goes on to say: “We’re at a point where we can order food, date, and entertain ourselves with
We can't get enough of your emails, messages, comments and general feedback about how Issue 2 (and Issue 1) is landing for you. So grateful to all the educators out there who have enjoyed Issue 1 so much that they have jumped at the chance to learn