Brainstorm Your Theme

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Theme: Education: A Calling or Career?

Why do we choose this theme?
      To know the difference between teaching as a passion and teaching as a career. 

What makes it interesting or unique?

     It appreciates the teachers who are passionate to their work, but not seen by many. 

Target Audience

   Aspiring Educators, Future Educators, Current Educators, and Education Law Makers.

Audience Persona

Typical Reader-  Aspiring Teachers 

What do they like? - Teaching 

Why will they read the magazine?- To understand the deeper meaning of becoming a teacher.

What sections does our Magazine have?

            Cover Page, Feature, Updates, Trends, Interviews, Opinion, Editorial board, and Advertisement.

Table of Contents

1. Cover Page- An image of educator 

2. Editorial Letter- 

A message that gives insights to the magazine 

3. Feature Article - articles that highlight the teachers regarding with the topic: A Calling or Career? 

4. Updates- Achievements of this passionate teachers 

5. Trends- Emerging trends in education ( Using of new technology and AI) 

6. Interviews- Interviews with the future educators and current educators.  

7. Opinion Pieces- opinions about teaching with passion 

8. More Illustrations- Pictures of teachers dedicating their time and effort in teaching. 

9. Advertisements 

10. Editorial Board

 

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