Sharing stories of educators and students around the world. Tag #everydayeducation to join the narrative!
22/07/2019
“We tell people to follow their dreams, but you can only dream of what you can imagine, and, depending on where you come from, your imagination can be quite limited.” - Trevor Noah.
Location: South Africa
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08/07/2016
Students from Bikita Minerals Primary in Zimbabwe, line up for their term's text books.
17/06/2016
is the talented . These are his words and image from Kyoto.
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It is subtle and delicate, the interaction. A second; a mere moment in passing that is so telling of a culture, and the people who live these interactions every day. It is elegant and refined, like a leaf falling from the highest canopy. Then it is over. 📚
Tag your images to share stories of students and educators all over the globe.
13/06/2016
Dressed in her school uniform, a girl shelters herself from the rain with a banana leaf at Mangula train station in Tanzania.
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04/06/2016
A student from Sasimba Primary School proudly shows his papier mâché airplane that he was playing with at break time.
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31/05/2016
Dressed in his school uniform, a student from Gokarna, India smiles back at me after his fellow classmates giggle and tease him.
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29/05/2016
You all helped us make it to 1K. Thank you!
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A student from Malecela Primary School in Tanzania works on his biology homework.
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27/05/2016
Every Friday we are going to feature a photographer who has captured the essence of . From China to Australia, Africa to the US we want to share learning done all across the globe. Make sure to tag your moments.
Congratulations to .photo! Emmanuel's ability to capture life-giving portraits has the team in constant awe. Be sure to check out his account!
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Emmanuel sheds light on his photograph taken in Haiti, " Students of in their uniform. Education is a priority for the organization. Education [in Haiti] is a luxury because some kids can't afford school. Education leads to a brighter future."
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Keep tagging , we are noticing and we are looking for new contributors. Tag your friends who may be interested 🙌🏼
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24/05/2016
Basir, a mischievous student from Sunni Madressa in Zanzibar is forced to sit at the front of the class under the watchful
eye of his teacher Mrs Asha.
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23/05/2016
A student from Jambiani Secondary school in Zanzibar looks up from her work.
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21/05/2016
Clad in a pink khimar, a student from Sirajatil Munira Nursery School in Jambiani, smiles through her classroom window.
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"There's nothing I can do, I have to drink." Says Jonathan vice principal from Domboshawa Primary School in Zimbabwe.
"So that's your spring then?"
"Yes it's the spring, but look..."
"It's not protected" I add.
"These are the footprints of the animals they've also been drinking. The headmaster has been drinking from the same water source as the animals. It's is only God who is having our lives....things are not okay. All the kids, all the community, they get their water from here" reflects Jonathan.
Domboshawa Primary school is over 100 years old and is perched on a granite hill in Zimbabwe. With no immediate access to water children have to walk every morning to fetch water from this unprotected source. "If a waterborne disease were to infect this spring, 3/4 of the school could get sick".
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17/05/2016
An awesome little piece done about our Everyday Education Exhibition at Museum of African Design https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9xgPRf2vak
Everyday Education Video: Tendani Mulaudzi Sound: Nasya Smith Editing: Laura Pisanello
Children from Bikita Minerals Primary walk to class for their first day of school in Zimbabwe. Everyday Africa
"What are you learning today?"
"We're adding decimals to get bigger numbers"
Students at Zeal Covenant Primary School practice their decimal addition under the leadership of Teacher Edward. A teaching fellow , Edward attended PD during the April holidays and is back at school implementing all that he learned on differentiation and student grouping!
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03/05/2016
Zachary, a student from Jambiani Secondary School stands in front of his arabic classes black board in Zanzibar.
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21/04/2016
Students at Jambiani Secondary School share a moment in Kiswahili class.
17/04/2016
Johannesburg folks, mark your calendars for Friday, the 13th of May! It's the opening of the exhibition in Maboneng. There will also be tours with me, .vox and on Sunday the 15th.
We're excited to share curated images and stories from the thousands of students, parents and teachers we met on the road.
Here, primary school students enjoy the Nomadic exhibition in .
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