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Teach, Parent, Repeat

How to Survive and Thrive as a Teacher-Parent

Emma Derainne

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English
Amba Press
13 May 2026
Teaching has always been demanding. But somewhere between the staffroom and the school run, the lesson plans and the bedtime routine, it became something else entirely: relentless.

Teach, Parent, Repeat says what teachers are thinking but are rarely allowed to say out loud: that the emotional labour is enormous, the expectations are contradictory and the line between who you are at work and who you are at home stopped existing a long time ago.

Written by teacher, researcher and mother Emma Derainne, this is an honest, warm and wickedly funny survival guide for educators who still care deeply - and are quietly wondering how long they can keep going at this pace. Through sharp personal storytelling and grounded research, Teach, Parent, Repeat names the invisible load, challenges the myth of endless holidays and offers something genuinely rare: permission to set boundaries, lead with humanity and fall in love with teaching again - on your own terms.
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Imprint:   Amba Press
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 156mm,  Spine: 9mm
Weight:   231g
ISBN:   9781923403765
ISBN 10:   1923403761
Pages:   160
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Emma Derainne is a teacher, researcher and mother of two who lives in the space between the classroom and the kitchen table. A Research Associate at the Sustainability, Environment, and the Arts in Education Research Centre and a confirmed doctoral researcher, her work focuses on care, wellbeing and the often-invisible labour that holds the education system together. She is the author of How Good Are School Gardens?, also published by Amba Press. Teach, Parent, Repeat is her second book.

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