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Whether it’s an email, a handwritten card or a cover letter, using correct grammar and the right vocabulary will ensure the message is delivered clearly, concisely and effectively. Writing and reading periodicals, books or newspapers are fun and creative ways to improve grammar and vocabulary whilst gaining insight on compelling issues. Learning how to improve […]
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If a chemical splashes into your eye, take these steps immediately. 1. Flush your eye with water. Use clean, lukewarm tap water for at least 20 minutes, and any of the following approaches: A. Get into the shower and aim a gentle stream of lukewarm water on your forehead over your affected eye. Or
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(By Adeoye Oyewole) I write this topic with a feeling of nostalgia because my parents (now late) were teachers. They were part of the professional teachers of yester-years. I can recollect vividly how my mother instructed us sternly never to attempt to change the handedness of my younger brother from left to right because
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Whether you have your own children or teach in a classroom, you may come to a point where you want or need to help children read. Whether you are teaching them how to read their very first letters and words or motivating them to participate in a book club or reading contest, guiding children’s
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Your child or ward has just received or sent this message: “POS! In 5 TDTM”. Can you decipher it? Do you understand the language young people “speak”? The “friends” they make? Who they “follow” and who literally “follows” them? Are you living with social media or a social menace? From sexting and cyber bullying,
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Unless you’ve directly experienced bullying, you may not realize just how devastating it can be, especially to a child or teenager. As well as being deeply hurtful, bullying can leave anyone feeling frightened, angry, depressed, and totally undermined. But bullying should never be tolerated. Whether you’re the one being bullied, or you’re a teacher
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The federal government has granted the University of Ibadan and Obafemi Awolowo University approval to award degree certificates in traditional medicine practice. The National Association of Nigerian Traditional Medicine Practitioners (NANTMP) National President, Omon Oleabhiele, confirmed the unprecedented development in the Edo State. He said the Federal Ministry of Health had already inaugurated the body
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Teachers no longer have to rely on their eyes and internal instincts to catch cheating students. In an effort to help educators take back control of the classroom, Berkeley Varitronics Systems has unveiled the PocketHound, a portable cellphone detector designed to let teachers covertly track cheaters. The PocketHound works by vibrating and lighting up
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Sleep helps the brain consolidate what we’ve learned, but scientists have struggled to determine what goes on in the brain to make that happen for different kinds of learned tasks. You take your piano lesson, you go to sleep and when you wake up your fingers are better able to play that beautiful sequence
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Grammar and punctuation. It’s really not that difficult to go back and double-check your message before you hit that lovely button:”send”. Check your spelling and punctuation before you consider that you’re done with the project. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
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