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Teens who friend their parents online feel closer to them in real life, study says Remember the good old’ days when parents and teenagers didn’t talk the same language? That’s so pre-Internet. Nowadays, kids and parents are connecting online — a trend that’s not only affording parents a window into their children’s lives but […]
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Nobody keeps their secondary school friends forever. You’ll fail a math test once in your life. Your teachers will assign you seats away from your friends and your parents will assign you to your room when you do illegal things. You’re going to cry over friends whose names you won’t remember
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The urge to conform to their peers is a normal stage for kids ranging in age from about 12 to 21. At this stage, children start looking to their peers — not their parents — to help figure out everything from what clothes to wear to how serious to be about school. You can
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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
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What would your classroom look like if it were entirely technology centric? Most of us might come up with something that looks pretty similar to our current classrooms, just with less books and more computers and other devices. But educators and administrators in the Netherlands expanded upon this idea, and have created new schools
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Unless handlers of schools and the education system engage the services of qualified Mathematics teachers and expose them to universal modern tools, the incidence of mass failure in the subject will continue, Mathematical Association of Nigeria has said. President, MAN, Prof. Uche Agwagah, who stated this on Tuesday in Asaba, Delta State, while answering
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As a teenager, you’re likely in secondary school, 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 secondary school, they are settled. Make the best of it by taking
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Talking with an adolescent can be like walking through a minefield; at any moment, you could be asking what you thought was a simple, sincere question, only to find it triggering an explosive response. Research proves our instincts: The number one antidote to risky kid behavior is a strong relationship with a parent. Believe
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The wrong crowd is another way of saying that your kid is hanging around people who don’t have the values, behavior or priorities you want your kid to have. This usually means they aren’t polite enough, well-mannered enough, respectful enough, ambitious enough or from families that are as fine and upstanding as yours. Hypocrisy
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(By Mairo Danlami) A 12-year-old Yemeni child bride died after struggling to give birth for three days, a local human rights organisation said. Fawziya Abdullah Youssef died of severe bleeding on Friday while giving birth to a stillborn in the al-Zahra district hospital of Hodeida province, 140 miles west of the capital Sanaa. Child marriages
