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Some students process information within split seconds. Others take time to process information and produce an answer. As a teacher, you would always come across different students; some of who don’t complete tests on time, and leave multiple questions unanswered on timed exams, and always need a quiet area to study as they are […]
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The teens’ age is a dynamic phase. One that comes with the responsibility of making critical choices for a better tomorrow. That involves making a career choice. That is why parental guidance is vital during this sensitive age. Here are a few ways parents can help their kids choose the right career: Identify their
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You can be anything you set your mind to become. This is because you have an inexhaustible wealth of potentials. However, some habits can reduce and limit your possibilities. The following habits make you limited in your academic performance as a student and stop you from being your best: 1) NOT SETTING GOALS Goals
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Life skills are the fundamental abilities acquired through learning or direct life experiences, that empower people to deal with various life issues that they may encounter. These life skills are important because you would need them through life- even after schooling. Experts say that the best time to acquire life skills is during the formative
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Mathematics is seen as a tedious subject by many students, and this perception has been responsible for the poor academic performance of students across different locations. For a student’s performance in mathematics to improve, the student’s perception of the subject needs to change. Undoubtedly, the teacher is also responsible for making this happen. Here
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We use sentences for communication and interpersonal relationship. Sentences are the most basic unit of communication in English. Every sentence has two parts: The subject part and the predicate. Whereas the subject indicates the topic of the sentence, the predicate qualifies the topic. A sentence can either be simple, compound, and complex depending on its
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It is not news that students who have high self-esteem outperform students who have low self-esteem. The good news is whatever your level of self-esteem is, it can be improved. Here are five proven ways Teachers can help enhance their students’ self-esteem: 1) KNOW YOUR STUDENTS Each student is unique, and to be the kind
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As a student, you’ll constantly receive opinions about how good or bad your behavior is. It may come from your teachers, parents, or friends. But irrespective of whoever the criticism is coming from, it is important that you know how to handle them. Interestingly, this works for almost all types of criticisms. WAYS OF HANDLING
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50 billion cells die in your body daily. New cells regenerate at 25 million new cells per second. Bones are 50 times lighter than steel but just as strong as steel. Bones only account for 14% of the total weight of the body. Your nose can recognize 50,000 different scents. The weakest
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The manner you start your day inevitably affects the rest of your day. Even the time you kick start your day affects the rest of your days. These are nine (9) things to include in your morning routine to have a productive day. 1) ALWAYS START WITH A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP. Early to bed, early
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