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The next time you can’t sleep, your brain whirring over class assignment, the solution could be simple – move your mobile phone off the bedside table and out of your bedroom altogether. Eight out of ten of us keep our mobiles on overnight according to Ofcom, and around half use our phone as an alarm […]
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After a successful outing last year in Owerri, Imo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). Each year, only 40,000 out of the over 400,000 Nigerian graduates who pass out of the NYSC scheme get employment. Furthermore, only
As a language teacher I find mobile phones are a great resource as a dictionary, a unique way to do homework and, for many of my students, an alternative way to take notes. I’ve been using them in my class for a while now and their presence is actually hardly noticed – so seamlessly is
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There are “dress codes” and “rules” or just recommendations into looking good.There are plenty of styles to look good in like baggy,hip hop,punk,emo etc… The Hats Hats are great accessories for clothing,they help match the outfits you wear. The brand for good hats is called New Era.Preferably get a snap back.(Just a suggestion.) There
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It was on March 12, 1989 that Sir Tim Berners-Lee – working at the Swiss physics laboratory Cern – presented a technical paper with the blueprint for the web. At the time, Tim was a software engineer at CERN, the large particle physics laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland. Many scientists participated in experiments at CERN for
Conflicts tend to be a part of our lives and for the most part, they’re often inevitable. Dealing with conflict and disagreement effectively is half the battle and can create positive outcomes. However, when conflict and disagreement is handled inappropriately, the outcome can be destructive and are rarely in the best interest of either
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Table top games — including board games and card games — can teach kids all kinds of skills, even if they don’t claim to be “educational.” Simple games like Chutes and Ladders or Hi Ho! Cherry-O help little ones practice counting. Many games, such as Risk or Settlers of Catan, are based on real
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You would have met many graduates with good academic results but live a mediocre life. There are MANY of them. You might be surprised why this is the case. These days, employers want to make fair and reasonable judgments of candidates, but with the proportion of high grades now being given, it is becoming
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When it comes to the issue of personal financial intelligence, there are 4 basic factors that you must embrace, be familiar with and know, if not, earning all of the money in the world won’t make any difference in the long run. Understand that earning huge is good, but it doesn’t guarantee financial freedom for
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Residents of Makoko-Iwaya Community have appealed to the Lagos state government to revoke its order and allow the Makoko floating school, a three-storey wooden structure commence academic activities, Vanguard reports. This came as the floating school received nomination for the Designs of the Year 2014 award, an award which is overseen by London’s Design Museum.
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