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Many teens, especially boys, feel pressure to have sex before they are fully grown. According to research released this week, some 63 percent of teens believe that waiting to have sex is a good idea, but few people actually do. One in three boys ages 15-17 say they feel pressure to have sex, often from […]
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Asthma is the most chronic common disease among children, which affects breathing due to inflammation in the lungs, airway and respiratory tracts. Most asthma attacks in kids are caused by an allergic reaction and parents can look at things that may reduce their kids’ chances of getting the disease – although there is no definite
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(By Folksy) Bullying has become a worldwide epidemic, and it needs to be prevented as much as possible. All you need to do is a quick internet search to find horrific stories of how bullies have devastated the lives of students and their families. Educators and teachers need to know how to prevent bullying and
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I’m sure most of you know that excessive salt consumption can cause high blood pressure, which in turn can lead to heart problems. However, what you might not realise is just how many more problems salt can cause. I love salt. It increases the flavour of the food I eat. It just feels like once
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(By Benjamin Stewart) As an educator, what does it mean to share? We tell our children at home to do it. We tell our kids at school to do it. We’d even be hard pressed to find an educator who didn’t outright argue against the notion of sharing. So why then are there still educators
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Teens who friend their parents online feel closer to them in real life, study says Remember the good old’ days when parents and teenagers didn’t talk the same language? That’s so pre-Internet. Nowadays, kids and parents are connecting online — a trend that’s not only affording parents a window into their children’s lives but that
Hey Folks, Is It OK To Friend One’s Parent, Teacher Online? Read More »
(By Taiwo Akinlami) A recent United Nation’s Survey reveals that never in the history of our world have the children of the world been exposed to the kind of abuse they are exposed to today. ‘A shocking picture of physical abuse and mistreatment of children in countries in every corner of the world, ranging from
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It will come as a relief to those who failed to shine when taking an IQ test. After conducting the largest ever study of intelligence, researchers have found that far from indicating how clever you are, IQ testing is actually rather ‘meaningless’. In a bid to investigate the value of IQ, scientists asked more
Are IQ Tests Meaningless and Overgeneralising? Read More »
It all started when Mother caught them – the twins – doing what they were not supposed to do. It was Uncle Matthew’s wedding day, and both she and Father had been bustling about all morning, preparing for it. Then Mother sat before her dressing table to apply her makeup, and picked up her lipstick.
DEEPLY TOUCHING: Twin Teenagers ‘Touch’ Each Other And No One Can Stop Their ‘Love’ Read More »
Parenting comes with huge responsibilities. The second most important decision you will make as a parent — apart from deciding to have the kid in the first place — is deciding which school for them to enrol in. Make the right decision and you could put them on a path toward lifelong learning, a prestigious
Choosing The Best School For Your Child; Considering Your Child’s Needs Read More »
