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In our society, quite a number of topics are classified as taboo and are therefore rarely up for discussion. An example of such issues is sex. Right early on in life society starts to shield you from subjects that are perceived unsuitable for children. It begins with parents intentionally misguiding their inquisitive toddlers who may […]
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The answer to the question in the title is that it depends. If the information involves the safety or well-being of others, then you will want to tell the person as soon as possible. But just what kind of information should you go about sharing, and with whom? It’s kind of hard not to tell
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Hello teenagers! I’ve got a question for you all; what is the nature of your relationship with your parents? Great I should suppose? Perhaps they are too friendly and affectionate with you even in the public and that makes you happy just as it embarrasses you. Indeed, parents who try a bit too hard to
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Don’t ever think you are too young to start learning about smart savings and investments. Billionaire, Warren Buffett started to learn the fundamentals of investing from his father when he was only a boy. Little wonder, people are usually interested in his investment advice because he has had more years of do-it-yourself experience. So in
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It’s not uncommon for teens to get into fights. Especially as they are yet to master the principle of understanding their emotions, naming them properly, and channeling them into non-destructive pursuits. If you are concerned about the possibility of being in a fight, have been in a fight, or have seen a fight at school,
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Reading online or on screen is said to be more strenuous to our eyes especially if we are reading long texts and the glare on the screen is very visible. But there are some tips on that you can do to lessen eyestrain when reading using the computer. The easiest one is to adjust the
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There is no doubt, certain students and their teacher do not just click. A number of reasons can be attributed to this. Some students’ unruly behaviour may be the reason why they get a bad rap from their teachers. A bad relationship may also have resulted because a student thinks his teacher is boring or
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When you are out with your peers, you probably will want to do some fun things with a friend. Even at home, a teen will still probably want something more to do with his friends than just sit around. There are many fun things to do with a friend, depending on your creativity and your
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Almost everyone has dropped food on the floor and still wanted to eat it. Some people apply the 5-second rule — that random saying about how food won’t become contaminated with bacteria if you pick it up off the floor in 5 seconds or less. The 5-second rule became something of a culture, so much
Pick Food From the Floor? The 5-Second Rule is So Not True! Read More »
Few children spent their summer vacations practicing bar modeling or calculating word problems. However, this fall, it is expected that students will learn to reason abstractly and quantitatively and apply math skills to real-world situations. This means your child will be learning math in a much different way than you did, and it’s more important
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