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As today’s young people are crucial for the shaping of our future, it is imperative that they are enabled to develop to their full potential. UNESCO’s objective is to help empower young people and ensure that their contributions are taken into account. This annual essay contest is organized in an effort to harness the energy, […]
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Birmingham-based arts organisation Sampad South Asian Arts has launched the third international creative writing competition. The new competition, Inspired by Gandhi, invites budding writers from anywhere in the world, from the age of 8 upwards, to reflect on the life, philosophy and vision of Mahatma Gandhi and to share their personal inspirations relating to the
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Hello there, Happy New Month. We trust 2015 is going just fine for everyone. To flag off this new month, PassNowNow is bringing your way a new weekly series, Remarkable People, Places & Events (RPPE). This weekly series aims to intimate you with the life and times of individuals you’re probably not familiar with beyond the classroom.
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1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of permanently damaging their hearing. 43 million people aged 12-35 have hearing loss and the prevalence is increasing. How long do you listen to music and how loud is the music? Take a look at the figures above, you might be one of those figures. The
Hello there. thank God it’s Friday. As this week comes to an end, so does the unique 28 days February. A lot of events took place this month but the singular event that would stand the test of time in almost everyone’s memory is February 14 or if you are the political type, the postponement
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You are home alone and your friend comes visiting. You had to get to the kitchen to grab small chops and drinks to show you are hospitable. Returning to the living room, your friend, already on the floor, unable to speak, begins to wheeze and hack, using all energy to inhale and exhale. It’s like
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The Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, has expressed the Federal Government ‘s commitment to ensuring quality teaching and learning, stressing that education was critical to Nigeria’s future. Shekarau was quoted as saying this in the National Universities Commission weekly bulletin, a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in
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On February 16, Passnownow shared news about a teacher who uses choreography to teach biology. Well, his creative method of teaching is paying off quite well for him. Dr. Richard Spencer from north-east England who sings and dances his way around the classroom is among 10 finalists in a world teaching contest. Dr Spencer is the only
“You may take a few close looks, but don’t touch.” Gabi Mann has practiced this warning on her younger brother but laughs afterwards. She’s referring to her most precious collections – gifts she received from the crow birds she feeds in her neighbourhood. Lots of people feed birds, some have them in their garden. But
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The excerpt of the book YES I CAN continues today. Last week, we did an excerpt from Chapter 2. Today, PassNowNow is giving its readers an excerption from Chapter 3. The author, in this chapter provides her shoulder (by narrating a practical story) for you to stand on as she reveals what you need to
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