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Vote for me! By Terry Freedman

Vote for me! By Terry Freedman

Authors of education books earn a fortune!

September 23, 2020

Is it true that education authors earn a fortune?

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In News & views Tags Vote for me, Society of Authors
May 2020, by Terry Freedman

May 2020, by Terry Freedman

Digital Opportunities for Educational Publishing

May 4, 2020

If you aspire to write educational material and have it published digitally, there’s a great seminar coming up on 6th May 2020.

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In Professional development, M-learning Tags Society of Authors, Educational Writers' Group, Spring seminar, educational publishing, digital publishing
Society of Authors Educational Writers Group

Society of Authors Educational Writers Group

Vote for me!

September 15, 2019

A few years ago I put myself forward to serve on the committee of the Society’s Educational Writers Group. As my three year tenure will be coming to an end soon, I’ve put myself forward for election to the Management Committee of the Society. That’s the group that decides policy and strategy. I think it’s very important that that committee includes a person who has been a teacher, and is still heavily involved in education, and writing for educational publications.

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