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It’s school time again! You’re probably feeling excited and maybe a little sad that holiday is over. Some teens feel nervous or a little scared on the first day of school because of all the new things: new teachers, new friends, and maybe even a new school. Luckily, these “new” worries only stick around for […]
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Overcoming Examination Failure – a must have book for every Teen and Secondary School Student, takes a very good look at what students must do in order to be successful in their exams. According to the author – Wale Tejumade, the primary motivation for writing this book was borne out of the incessant mass failure
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Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State has donated cheques totalling N1.46 billion to mission primary schools for infrastructural development. Presenting the cheques in Awka, Obi commended the Church for their support in rebuilding the schools and urged them to remain steadfast in their support for government activities. He said his administration was making “final push”
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(By Eric Patnoudes) Learning technologies change student-teacher interactions in several ways, but there’s one specifically that really stands out and makes the most difference in our classrooms. Technology has an especially strong effect in the 1:1 classroom, since the students are so in touch with their technology. Tony Wagner, the first Innovation Education Fellow at
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(By Sylvic Light) Research has shown that a student’s success is directly related to his participation, or involvement, in the educational experience. This is particularly true in the online courses where face-to-face connections are extremely rare. Understanding the ways in which participation occurs is important for online students, instructors and administrators. Bored? Try A Discussion
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A 22-year-old undergraduate of Caleb University, Lagos, Ugochukwu Agudosi, has been arraigned before an Ikeja Magistrate Court, Lagos, for allegedly raping a lady in an uncompleted building in Ikeja metropolis. Agudosi, who is facing a four-count charge bordering on rape, was docked before Magistrate Sule Hamsat, Monday. Prosecutor, Inspector Roman Unuigbe, said that the offence
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The universities ranking list is here again. If you are in Nigeria and you want to know what number your university is on the list, don’t bother “No university in Nigeria made the top 1000, but you can check the lists to see how the schools of your choice fared. The annual Global Universities’ ranking
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Parents are damaging their children’s literacy by abandoning reading with them too soon – typically by the age of seven – according to research. Around two-thirds of six year olds enjoy bedtime stories or other recreational reading with an adult. But that plummets to 44 per cent among children who are just a year older
Scientists in the US claim to have discovered how humans are able to use their imagination to create art, invent tools and think scientifically Scientists claim to have discovered how and where human imagination comes from. Researchers in the US say the ability to create art, invent tools and think scientifically comes from a neural
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(By Riley Griffin) I guess it comes with the territory, but every adult in the world seems to think they have secret knowledge that will crack the youth. They attribute their expertise on the subject of teenagers to an accumulation of years and experiences. Apparently, the magic of time has given them a complete and
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