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Sitting beside the smelly bus driver, I observed the traffic through a cracked windscreen. The vehicles were of assorted kind- old, new and the rickety, all stretched out along the pothole-filled road while moving at a snail’s pace. It was almost a beautiful sight, and even though I was too frustrated to dwell much on the […]
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A friend of mine once recounted her experience when she first told her parents she was going to become a Professional Teenage Counselor. Her parents were worried because you see, my friend is very gentle, soft-spoken and hardly up for troubles. Teenagers on the other hand generally come with a lot of troubles. So her
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Hello teens! Let’s talk about the importance of Peer Relations; shall we? I have no doubt that most of you always feel the need to relate with peers. This post is however targeted more at those who are reclusive in nature and find it difficult making friends. Several Leading Psychologists have come up with research
Are You Shy And Reclusive? These Tips Should Help You Make New Friends! Read More »
In every school on earth, there are those teachers who are dearly beloved and those ones who are just hated. Many reasons explain this; for while some students hate teachers for being disciplinarian, others simply hate them for no reason at all. In any case, let it be known that students have their preferences with
The Real Reasons Why Some Teachers Are Loved While Others Are Hated! Read More »
Butter, cake and yoghurt are some of the most favourite foods teenagers love to eat. I know this so well because I have younger ones at home, one of whom practically eats everything with butter; including rice and yam. Therefore, considering how much you all love these food items, I figured you may also like to
Some Practical Home Economics: How To Prepare Your Favourite Snacks/Desserts Read More »
Teaching a foreign Language can be quite a process! And this is understandable; after all the students aren’t Native Speakers of the language. Take the English Language for instance- most Nigerian students are Second Level speakers. Therefore, teaching it to them can be arduous. For this we appreciate the efforts of every English Language teacher.
How To Teach And Learn English Language Oral Skills: The Five Golden Rules Read More »
Many years ago, a boy named Joshua lived in a small town. He was a teen quickly becoming a young man. And by the age of nineteen, he was already a Secondary School senior, a big boy in school and one of the few boys wore sandals. Joshua was making preparations to write the mock
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Sometimes on my way to work, I look around and see children shedding tears as their parents force them into school buses. It isn’t just the toddlers; teenagers are also guilty of going to school grudgingly. Now here is the reason why- most students are weary of schools, unwilling to endure yet another sad and
Why You Hate School And How You Can Start Loving It Read More »
Yesterday as we got the sad news about the school children abducted in Lagos, our bones chilled with shock even as shivers ran down our spines. And up till now, many are still in shock knowing that some of the students are yet to be found. The question on everyone’s lips is how such an unfortunate
Our Hearts Are With The Abducted Lagos School Children Read More »
This is a review of the film Nine Lives. This film will surely fascinate any teen whose dad is hardly at home. Just imagine your absentee dad being trapped in the body of your pet cat just so he could be forced to finally spend quality time with you! Creepy stuff; right? Well that’s exactly what
Worried About Your Dad’s Constant Absence? Just Call Mr. Fuzzypants! Read More »
