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Teach Middle East Magazine ®
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR
Leisa Grace Wilson
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WARREN BENNIS
ART DIRECTOR
Welcome to the May-June 2018 issue
of Teach Middle East Magazine. We are
so grateful that you have stuck with us
throughout the entire academic year. As
we come to the end of another volume of
the magazine, we can’t help but marvel
at the growth and learning that has taken
place in this volume. Volume 5 marked 5
years since the first issue of Teach Middle
East Magazine rolled off the presses.
Back then we started out as Teach UAE
Magazine, little did we know that in just
five short years we would have changed
our name to Teach Middle East Magazine
and become the most widely read
education publication in the Middle East,
attracting readers from all over the world.
These accomplishments are as a direct
result of the strong partnerships that we
have formed with educators, schools and
education resources & services providers.
The success of this magazine is also
owed in part to our dedicated team of
writers and contributors who continue
to unselfishly share their knowledge and
expertise, issue after issue. We also owe
a debt of gratitude to the schools who
keep opening their doors to us, to be able
to share the good practice that is taking
place in their schools.
It is you, our educators that have kept us
going!
As this is the last issue before you all head
off for the summer break, we would like
to take this opportunity to congratulate
you on a successful school year and to
wish you all a wonderful, restful and fun
summer break. The teacher in you may
want to plan and prep all summer long,
but don’t give in to that feeling. Make sure
to take time to completely disconnect.
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While you disconnect, we will be busy
planning Volume 6 of Teach Middle East
Magazine and getting it ready for your
return in late August. There is a lot to look
forward to, in the upcoming school year.
Along with the magazine, we also have a
catalogue of events on the cards, starting
with The Middle East School Leadership
Conference on October 9-10, 2018 in
Dubai. This event will bring together
the region’s school leaders under the
theme: LEADING SCHOOLS IN THE
21ST CENTURY-COLLABORATION OVER
COMPETITION. To learn more about this
event and to take part, please visit www.
schoolleadersme.com.
On February 23, 2019 we will host the
third annual Middle East Maths Teachers
Conference in Dubai. This event has now
become a staple on the academic calendar
and a must attend event for mathematics
educators from across the region and
beyond. Visit www.middleeastmaths.com
for more information. We are also looking
forward to our continued partnership
with the region’s leading events. Stay
informed about all the education events
taking place in the region by visiting www.
teachmiddleeastmag.com.
As usual the best conversations take
place online with connected educators,
so head over to our social media
channels to continue this conversation:
like us on Facebook @Teach Middle
East Magazine, follow us on twitter and
Instagram @teachmiddleeast, let’s keep
the conversation going online.
Ramadan Kareem! May you find peace
and joy in this holy month.
Have a fantastic summer break!
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