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A new app that claims to be able to improve people’s eyesight by ‘training’ them with a series of exercises has become a hit. Called GlassesOff, it uses a series of patterns to create 15 minutes exercises for users. If done three times a week, its makers say it could mean they no longer […]
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Almost two thirds of nine to 11-year-olds have mobiles now and limiting what content they see can be tricky. With this in mind, YouTube is rumoured to be working on a child-friendly version of its video site aimed specifically at children aged 10 and under. ‘Multiple sources’ told The Information the site would only show
Away from all the fancy talk about acne, and its numerous cures, here are 6 easy steps to make it all go away. Know what acne really is- Acne vulgaris, commonly known as acne, is a skin disease commonly found in growing teens and kids. It is completely normal, so don’t feel ashamed that dozens
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Mr Gossy Ukanwoke, Founder, Beni American University and Student Circle, on Tuesday in Abuja said only the use of technology could successfully drive the intervention in Nigeria’s education problems. Ukanwoke stated this in his presentation titled “The Possibilities Provided by Technology in The Education Landscape: Change, Transformation and Structure” at the ongoing Nigerian Economic Summit.
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The notion that poverty is to be blamed for poor children’s inability to learn is not entirely true. I once used to read under electric pole’s light and lamp tèt gridap. However, because I was able to overcome such difficult circumstances doesn’t mean others weren’t affected by them. But poverty alone cannot deter a
The government of Borno State has shut down 85 Government Secondary Schools due to fears of new attacks by the Boko Haram group in the area. This has been confirmed by Governor Kashim Shettima on March 17, 2014, Monday, during his interview on BBC Hausa. The governor said this step was necessary to protect the
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A schoolboy has been excluded from lessons after he organised a mass protest over a lack of homework. Aaron Parfitt, 14, led 100 of his fellow pupils on a walkout at Bispham High School in Blackpool last Wednesday over concerns about teaching standards. Despite his eagerness to learn, Aaron was told he was banned from
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All parts of the moon, with the exception of the corners of some deep craters that are in permanent shadow, are illuminated by the sun half the time. There is, however, a far side of the moon, which Earth-based observers never get to see, and which remained one of the great mysteries of nature
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The vice chancellor of Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna, Prof. Musbau Adewumi Akanji has revealed that the institution has been allocated N5.4 billion as part of the N200 billion funds agreed between federal government and Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) for the development of universities. Prof. Akanji disclosed this while receiving members of
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As mobile device usage has exploded, some people are questioning the proper use of these devices among children. Most teachers and parents agree that this technology is a valuable tool—but are students too “plugged in”? How much screen time is too much. Devices in Schools Teens acting as early adopters is no different when it
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