March 12, 2014

What we expect from would-be Education Minister – Stakeholders

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SIX months after the sack of Professor Ruqayyatu Rufai as Minister of Education, stakeholders in the sector anticipate the appointment of a new minister of education considering the recent cabinet reshuffle by President Goodluck Jonathan. Some of them, who spoke to Vanguard Learning, suggested the essential qualities that would be required in a Minister who […]

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Edo State Govt, Teachers at Loggerheads Over Competency Test

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The controversy over the conduct of competency test for teachers in Edo State has taken a new turn as the state government has fixed March 22, 2014 for the test. Meanwhile, the teachers have warned that it would amount to contempt of court if the test was held, as the matter was already before a

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#PNN E-MENTORING (Amenze Iyamu): Want To Succeed in Life? 5 Great Keys For Personal Success 2

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Hi! What an awesome day this is! I am sure you are ready to achieve great things! Ok, let’s go! In my last post, I started with what I defined as the Law of Association, which simply means “you are becoming like your greatest and most influential networks”, as a law that helps for

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Parents’ Corner: What Does Your Child Do Online?

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Some parents are moving to monitoring software like WebWatcher to keep up with their children’s activity online. Are you one of the many who use programs like this to keep an eye on your child’s internet activity? If you aren’t, should you be? Parents have always been tasked with the duty of keeping their children

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Who You Really Are? How to Love Your Authentic Self

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Living an authentic life also means knowing who you are. Sometimes, a question as simple as “what do I like?” is hard to answer, especially if you’ve spent years looking for validation from others instead of looking within. How do you know whether or not you are living an authentic life? The Native American philosopher, Lame Deer,

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Staying Healthy; Reasons You Should Start Eating Cucumber

Parents Demand Their Children Stay Put In Threatened School Even As Boko Haram Remain Offensive

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Federal Government Science and Technical College, Michika Adamawa state, Parents Teachers Associatio, (PTA) has rejected the idea brought forward by the Federal Government of transferring their children to nearby Katsina state for safety from Boko Haram. After the recent attack on FGC Buni-Yadi in Yobe by Boko Haram, the FG closed down five schools and

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Parents’ Guide; Parenting an Angry Teenager: What You Should – And – Shouldn’t Do

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When your teen is angry and screaming at you, the temptation for many of us is to fight back and scream louder so you “win” the argument. But what does that do? It’s natural to want to push back or stand up for yourself if someone pushes your buttons or provokes you in some way.

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Ways to Motivate Your Teens to Do Better in School.

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Do you have a child who comes home with failing grades year after year—or straight C’s when you know he could get A’s? You assume, based on his abilities, that he should be more successful in school. It’s enough to drive you crazy—especially because you know how important it is for him to do well

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Teens and Peer Pressure: How to deal with it

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Peer pressure doesn’t just come from sketchy people trying to sell you cocaine and LSD. A lot of the time, peer pressure can sneak up on you without you even recognizing it and perhaps even without the people who are pressuring you doing it intentionally. This is where the “recognize” in “PREVAIL” comes into play

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What we expect from would-be Education Minister – Stakeholders

Edo State Govt, Teachers at Loggerheads Over Competency Test

#PNN E-MENTORING (Amenze Iyamu): Want To Succeed in Life? 5 Great Keys For Personal Success 2

Parents’ Corner: What Does Your Child Do Online?

Who You Really Are? How to Love Your Authentic Self

Staying Healthy; Reasons You Should Start Eating Cucumber

Parents Demand Their Children Stay Put In Threatened School Even As Boko Haram Remain Offensive

Parents’ Guide; Parenting an Angry Teenager: What You Should – And – Shouldn’t Do

Ways to Motivate Your Teens to Do Better in School.

Teens and Peer Pressure: How to deal with it

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