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Let’s face it, when you’re a teenager and still flying solo in life, February 14 can be one of the most challenging days of the year. Here are four simple ways to beat the blues during this year’s Cupid-fest if you find yourself without that one special someone (expected though) to share it with: Explore […]
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The tips below offer 24 time management advice to keep your productivity machine humming along. They can be useful whether you’re a student or a teacher – and they’re definitely worth sharing with your friends! Keep reading to learn more! 24 Time Management Tips Define your purpose – it helps release you from non-essential activities
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You’re walking down the halls and all eyes are on you. Pretty cool, right? But slowly, you start to think the stares aren’t because of that cute new dress you have on. They’re because of something else, something out of your control. That’s when you realize: There’s gossip in the air, and it’s all about
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Children often have no comprehension of how good grades and a positive overall experience in public education can improve their lives for the better. This is why we as parents should do everything we possibly can to help make sure our kids enjoy school and get the best grades possible. Typically, kids that do well
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Advice on the best study skills can be found in many books and across the web. However, these sources often gloss over certain memory-related habits that can really help you remember the material much better. On this page I describe five proven study strategies that every student should know and use to maximise their retention
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Whether it’s an English Essay exam, a letter or just 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
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The internet may bring the world to our fingertips, but that means both the good and the bad aspects of what you can find online. Along with easy access to research materials, online museums, connections via social media, and purpose built for education apps and web tools comes inappropriate content, peer bullying, and online predators.
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Envision this: You’re in a dark room and you need to read something that’s kind of blurry. You might as well be reading it underwater. No problem! A new video by Minute Physics shows you how to see without your specs. Just form a tight circle with your fingers and look through it. Voila!
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Enter your personal information only on websites that are secure. This will help keep sensitive information safe; such as your credit card number, social security number, bank account information, and more. Keep the personal information you share on social networking sites to a minimum. Depending on your privacy settings, you may be revealing too much
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(By Dawn Casey-Rowe) A teacher’s day can be crazy. We’re helping students, answering questions, trying not to lose all twenty-three, no, twenty-four of students, dealing with crisis, and make sure learning is taking place simultaneously. Sometimes, in the whirlwind of the day, I don’t do everything I’m supposed to do on cue. Teaching can often
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