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Hey you guys, come and be our Visiting Writer next year for three months, beginning March. There's an apartment, an income and a great writing community massey-careers.massey.ac.nz/… …
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Today in 1987 Te reo Māori was recognised as an official language. Tau kē tātou.
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Kia Ora Tatou! We are so proud of our friends at LIFT for producing such a beautiful and important resource. We think every household should have a copy!
Different understandings of the treaty and breaches of it... facebook.com/bolsterdesign/p…
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So, I kept a bit hush about this because I wasn’t sure when the right time to talk about it was, but I have a piece in the June issue of the School Journal. Which all kiwis should know is like THE thing for NZ illustrators and writers.
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Teachers! We are inspired by the work you do every day, making a difference in the lives of future leaders and creators. Happy #TeacherAppreciationDay!
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Handy English usage tips (provided with kindness and no judgement!) from editor Thalia: xitter.gq/sacraparental/status/9…
Discrete/discreet
Complement/compliment
Practice/practise
Imply/infer
Uninterested/disinterested
Come and join the fun:
sacraparental.com/2013/01/08…
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A healthy list:
1 Get more sleep
2 Make time to exercise
3 Drink more water
4 Eat less sugar
5 Stay teachable
6 Read and write more
7 Remove clutter
8 More random acts of kindness
9 Don't respond to negativity
10 Spend quality time with family
11 Show gratitude
12 Forgive first
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Today is #RaceRelationsDay.
Share if you commit to giving nothing to racism.
No tolerance. No laughs. No likes. No attention. No welcome. No respect. No agreement. No support. No encouragement. No power. No home. #GiveNothingToRacism
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Happy birthday to Kate Sheppard, born on this day in 1847. One of the most prominent leaders of women’s suffrage in New Zealand, and an advocate of all people’s rights. Because of her, New Zealand extended voting to women in 1893.
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This week's #wellywalks is Red Rocks/Pariwhero. If you explore this or any of our tracks take a photo & post on our Facebook wall or on Instagram/Twitter with #wellywalks to go in the draw to win a $100 Nikau Café voucher. Info at ow.ly/G7nC30iwrcj. 📷 @Wellington_NZ
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Ex-cyclone Gita affecting a number of schools and ECEs. Find out more bit.ly/2FfyhFS
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Hey Friends,
If you want to be a good sort, preempting the tail of #CycloneGita pick up some plastic from ya local curbsides, and drains this evening before bed. ❤ #loveourseas #plasticpollution #butts #handstandcomp @justin_lester #wellington @SustainTrust #nzpure
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Writing a blog with suggestions for books to read aloud, so tell us:
What books do you read aloud to your children/students, or what books did you love when you were in school? #edchat
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I'm looking for a fiction editor who is also a Māori woman. Any suggestions? RT if you think your followers will know someone.
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Minister of Education @chrishipkins has announced an immediate $9.5 million teacher supply package today, including covering the cost of the Teacher Education Refresh from 2018. We’ve put together a few facts and figures to support his announcement: bit.ly/2iVte2Z
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#InternationalMountainDay
And bending down beside the glowing bars,
Murmur, a little sadly, how Love fled
And paced upon the mountains overhead
And hid his face amid a crowd of stars.
From When You Are Old by William Butler Yeats
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Whoop! Early Bird tickets are now on sale for all! Book fast at festival.co.nz. #NZFestival #EarlyBird #BuyFast
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Spotted in Newtown Wellington by Beth from @PublishingWhiti lol #intellectualgraffiti #whywellington
































