Economics SS1 Second Term
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April 2, 2015
How to move past failure on to success
Failure is inevitable and we only realise our mistakes through failure. When you fail, you are made to look at the task from another perspective and thus, you find out your mistakes and make corrections. Many teenagers take failure as the end of the road and lose their confidence. But no, failure is only giving
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Explained: Why your own snoring usually doesn’t wake you up
The world is a complex and bewildering place. Now the experts at New Scientist magazine have published a book that answers some of the oddest but most entertaining questions they’ve been asked. Why does your own snoring usually not wake you up? You snore most loudly when deeply asleep and hardest to arouse. Also, we live
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What Students Really Want From Teachers
In teaching and learning, teachers have a very important task of not only making the subject fun for their students, but also keeping the students interested in coming to class, either through their personality or teaching strategy There is a one to one correspondence with a teacher’s way of teaching and what a student learns.
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Classwork Series and Exercises {Mathematics- JSS1}: Word Problems
Sum and difference The sum of a set of numbers is the result when the numbers are added together. Example The sum of four consecutive numbers is 58. Find the numbers. Let the numbers be n, n+ 1, n + 2, n + 3. n + (n + 1) + (n + 2) + (n
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