Correctbook Blog
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Posted: 8 August, 2024Categories: Unerasable news
Read more »You know what they say; when nothing goes right go left. Even when it concerns Correctbook. ‘Cause this notebook is ideal for all our lefties. Why? We’ll explain it to you in this blog.
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Posted: 22 February, 2024Categories: Unerasable news
Read more »On May 12, 2024, we will celebrate International Nurses Day. A day on which we show our appreciation for the dedicated care workers who make a difference every day.
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Posted: 16 February, 2024Categories: Unerasable news
Read more »The power of modularity
We often talk about our modular notebooks, but what does modularity really mean? Well, if something is modular, it means you can take it apart AND put it back together again. It allows you to adapt and change things, how flexible is that? And does something break down after a few years? Then you only replace the parts that really need replacing. And that's exactly what we want to achieve with our Correctbooks: a durable erasable notebook that you can completely customise to your own taste!
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Posted: 10 July, 2023Categories: Unerasable news
Read more »Even though we’re probably all enjoying the sun at this moment, you cannot be too prepared. If you already have everything you need to get started after the holidays, then you’ll be able to really relax and put those legs up in the air and sip your ice-cold drink. Of course, we can recommend you the most fantastic products ourselves, but we rather let our ambassadors do the talking. In this blog you’ll find the favorites of a couple of Correctbook fans. Why do they love that specific product? You can read it below.
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Posted: 17 May, 2023Categories: Unerasable news
Read more »Are you the person who just cannot sit still for a sec? Or really need a break from all the swimming and sunbathing? Good, ‘cause in that case our awesome Correctbook holiday tips are just the thing for you. Read all about it below.
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Posted: 8 May, 2023Categories: Sam’s journey
Read more »A couple of weeks ago I travelled from South-Africa to Madagascar. I went there for a few Correctbook meetings, but this way I could also chase my personal dream (more about that later in this blog). I had some introductory talks with UNICEF Madagascar and Save The Children in the capital Antanarivo.
I also had a meeting with another non-profit organization. Not in the capital, but in the south of the country; Port Dauphin/Tolagnaro. A blueprint is made for a pilot project for 150 children. And obviously this will become more when this succeeds, ‘cause this organisation supports over 40.000 children. They want to conduct small-scale research. If the writing skills of the kids will truly improve with the use of Correctbook. So, a bit like the research by Edukans. -
Posted: 24 April, 2023Categories: Milestones
Read more »We already helped more than 600.000 children with erasable writing material so far. But this erasable writing material is just the start of it all. Because the use of this material is the key factor in the battle against illiteracy. Research has shown that the use of the erasable writing material of Correctbook has positive outcomes. Read further to discover it all.
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Posted: 28 March, 2023Categories: Going Green
Read more »Create your own Correctbook A5
What exactly is a modular notebook? In stead of being tied to a specific notebook, you get to choose which cover you want on your book and how many and what types of pages you add to your Correctbook notebook. After that you simply put the different parts of the book together and make up your own unique erasable notebook.
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Posted: 5 December, 2022
Read more »Did you already spot our pencil case? We’re actually quite proud of it. Proud of the looks of the pencil case, and by that we obviously mean the awesome jeans fabric and fabulous print, but moreover the beautiful story that lies behind the production of this product. You’ll read all about it in this blog.
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Posted: 22 September, 2022Categories: Milestones
Read more »The situation in Malawi
Malawi is located in the southeast African region, sharing its borders with Mozambique to the South, Zambia to the West and Tanzania to the North. It’s a small country, compared to other African countries. Malawi is also known as the “warm heart of Africa”, and accurately so. Malawi’s people are jovial, welcoming and peaceful, making you feel entirely welcome and at ease in their lovely country. Like in many developing countries, most public schools in Malawi are in a sorry state. This is evidenced by the dilapidated infrastructure and the deplorable learning conditions. Most school-going children lack basic needs including reading and writing materials. This is a major reason why children lack the motivation to go back to school. Retaining children in schools in Malawi is a major challenge.
