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Does your school uniform require you to knot a tie? If that is a yes, do you struggle with this task or it comes as effortless to you as breathing? Whichever the case, check out the step-by-step details involved in successfully knotting a Windsor tie – the most famous of the tie knots. STEP 1: Cross […]
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We all make friends every now and then. To some, making friends is easy while to others it can be quite difficult. Whatever the case, we all meet new people every time and get to befriend them. It starts from early childhood, crèche specifically, when we meet and play with other toddlers during recess. And
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Parents do a lot of nice things for their children, ensuring that they grow up healthy and become successful in life. They work so hard to put nutritious meals on the table, send their children to good schools their pockets can afford and then purchase good clothes to for their kids so that they may
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Most teenagers are naturally disorganized. They leave their clothes littered on their room floors and their text/work books scattered across the house. And the same ways their belongings are disorganized are the same ways their thoughts are. Consequently, each time they return from school, studying is hardly their priority just because they can’t concentrate. School
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Teenagers are known to always feel frustrated especially since they are gradually advancing in age, progressing from childhood into adulthood. All the peer pressure, the bullying, the demands from school and parental expectations indeed can make for some frustrated lives! And despite the fact that some teens try to dispel their frustration by engaging in
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In the words of Mark Twain: The man who does not read good books is no better than the man who can’t So, here are five reasons why choosing to read a biography will be a choice that will benefit you in many ways. 1. They allow you to stand on the shoulders of giants
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This may sound utterly astounding to some people considering how amazing fruits are. But the truth is that there are [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none”][indeed] some teenagers who hate fruits and vegetables! These teens prefer pizza,
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The Internet provides such immense opportunities for knowledge-acquisition, entertainment and self-improvement. It provides as much useful information as it does the less useful ones. Therefore, it is imperative that teenagers avoid being swayed into accessing the negative contents online and focus more on the positive things. And to achieve that, a great deal of self-control
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A few weeks ago I wrote about why some students are scared of going to school and specifically mentioned bullying as one major reason. I then promised to come up with an article detailing ways to cope just in case one finds him or herself bullied. Well here it is as promised! It is important
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Imagine this scenario- a fifteen year old girl standing in front of the mirror and closely observing her face. She is unsure whether or not she is pretty enough. So she stares at herself in the mirror, brushing her hair continuously as she thinks critically of her facial features. Meanwhile, unknown to her, her mother
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