(By Stefanie Weisman) Top students aren’t made, they’re born. After effortlessly absorbing whatever the teacher throws at them, they spout it back on tests and watch the A’s come rolling in. They have exceptionally high IQs, making it next to impossible for the rest of the class to compete with them. They’re the ones who
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The Brain The human brain is a complex organ that holds the most importance in the entire human body. The brain weighs just 3 pounds but is responsible for controlling behavior, interpreting the senses and initiating body movement. It is the source of intelligence in our body and is located in a bony shell that
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An albatross aloft can be a spectacular sight. These feathered giants have the longest wingspan of any bird—up to 11 feet (3.4 meters)! Fast Facts about Albatross 1. Albatross has big head with strong, hooked beak. Since albatross mainly eats slippery prey, beak has sharp blades on the side to prevent loss of the catch.
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You would often hear news about how Nigerians sleep, and are subjected to degrading experiences at the embassies of foreign countries just to get a Visa to those countries, and also about how they are treated with suspicion at the airports of foreign countries. Yet, citizens of some other countries have it very easy, as
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I am pretty certain that by the time you finish this article, you will be seeing the dual actions of itching and scratching in a different light. The Science of Scratching When something bothers the skin, like a mosquito bite, cells release a chemical, usually histamine. That release provokes the nociceptors in the skin to
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Protection of Human Right Appropriate Steps to Human Right Protection For people to enjoy their fundamental rights completely, the following steps must be taken: Provision of Human Right Education: The citizen should be given appropriate human right education. This is because the only way people can avoid being deprived of their rights is to have
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Last month, I told you 8 qualities of people born in February, If you’re not born in February, you must have wondered what common qualities you may share with someone born in the same month with you. Well, If you’re born in March, here are the qualities of people born in the month of March. The
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JSS 3 SECOND TERM BASIC TECH WEEK 4 Topic: PRINCIPLES OF MEASUREMENT AND MEASURING Design in Metalwork The projects in metalwork involve construction and application of shaped figures on thin gauges of sheet metal. Attempt is made here to give guideline to enable each student to produce a useful item. The main basic operations in
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Definition of Bush Fallowing Bush fallowing is a system of farming whereby the farmer cultivates one piece of land for some years and later leave it for some years with the aim of restoring the fertility of the soil naturally. During this fallow period, the farmer cultivates another piece of land. Favourable conditions for bush
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The Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has announced that the results of Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will be available 30 minutes after leaving the hall. This means that candidates that participated in the JAMB CBT exam will get a graphical result sent to their mobile phones 30 minutes after leaving the examination hall,
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