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Just before the www became part of our daily lives, a teenager’s only experiences with harassment involved dodging folks in the schoolyard. What an innocent time. Now that we spend the bulk of our waking hours glued to social media, the chance of being targeted increase drastically. The sheer breadth and scope of social media […]
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There are some friends who are always there for you no matter what. They are just like family to you. Also, we all have frenemies, those we expect not have our best interests at heart. And then there are the bad friends who we think will be supportive, loving and caring, but they just aren’t.
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It’s really frustrating when you try to recall an information you thought you’ve memorised and you are unable to. Your brain actually stores all information it receives but the process of input will determine the output. If you memorised the right way you won’t have any trouble recalling what you’ve memorised. These steps will help
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It’s day one at a new school, and thanks to the holidays, but all you can think about is who you’re going to sit, or move around with. Trust us: Whether it’s secondary school, college, or even your first day at a new gig, it’s always the same. Being on your own can be totally
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Hi Admin, This might sound silly, but my issues it that when I’m on my period, I’m really worried that it will leak through my skirt or clothes. I’m the only one in my class who has her period and going through puberty. I don’t want anyone to know about my period, but I’m really
Girl Talk: How to Feel Nice and Clean While on Your Period Read More »
Bullying has become a worldwide epidemic, and it needs to be prevented as much as possible. All you need to do is a quick internet search to find horrific stories of how bullies have devastated the lives of students and their families. Educators and teachers need to know how to prevent bullying and stop it
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If you’ve ever fancied a cheap phone case for your new smartphone this could be just what you’re looking for. The first step is to blow up the balloon and place the phone over it. Then one person should loosely hold the balloon opening while the other holds the phone down. Soon, the balloon begins
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Growing up with strict parents is a struggle you only understand if you’ve been there. And that can get worse except you do something about it. It’s easy to blame everything on your parents being strict and not understanding you, but it could also be that you’re the one doing things that are wrong. Some
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Although students (and to be honest, teachers too) may sneak onto Facebook during the school hours to read or post updates, is there a reason to encourage this behaviour? There is no doubt that the usefulness of Facebook in Education is growing. Educators are beginning to realise the powerful potential that Facebook has in the
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As a teenager, you’re likely still schooling, making new friends, and most likely dating. Your hormones are racing the most in these few years, so it can be quite a roller coaster ride, but by the time you are almost leaving school, they are settled. Make the best of it by taking the advice below
How To Have A More Interesting Life As A Teenager Read More »
