Understanding the Full Picture When we think about bullying, images of playground confrontations flood our mind. But bullying is far more than what we really think. What is bullying? There are many myths surrounding bullying and it is important to separate the myths from the facts. The following are some of the ideologies of many
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YouTube is filled with useful kitchen tutorials, teaching viewers everything from how to slice an onion without shedding tears, to the easiest way to peel a boiled egg. But there’s one video which could be heading straight to the top of the ‘most useful kitchen hacks’ list. ‘How to open a bottle of beer with a sheet of
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Although the 2015 UTME results should be sent to candidates’ registered phone numbers within 24 hours after taking the exam, however, candidates who would like official results printed from JAMB website can follow these 5 easy steps: Go the JAMB result portal (result-checker) at this URL: http://www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme3/ Enter your e-Bundle Scratch card PIN in the
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Everyone knows that chameleons are the kings of camouflage. But as to the exact process by which these familiar lizards change colour to match their environment, no one knew. Until now. If a chameleon’s striking ability to change colours seems like a magic act of smoke and mirrors, that’s because their skin is quite literally
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Hate walking, or perhaps, taking bus to school? Read this! You see, going to school in Makoko, a Lagos slum can be challenging. But nothing would stop this determined student photographed this morning paddling in a broken plastic container to his school. Now you know going to school for you isn’t the worst case after
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Department for International Development, an agency of the United Kingdom, has inaugurated the Teacher Development Programme to boost learning in six northern states. The programme will train 62,000 school teachers, 4,000 student teachers and 816 teacher educators in the six states. The beneficiaries of the TDP arrangement, which is aimed at improving the quality of
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Hello dear young friends. Sure you are doing well today. I am doing very great. I am deeply sorry; I couldn’t be with you last week. I was out of base and had little or no access to the internet. Today, I will like to continue our discussion on Personal Safety/Self-Protection from Drug Abuse. I
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Except you’ve been staying under the rock, you’ve probably heard that 2015 UTME is starting on Monday. Yes, this approaching Monday, 9th March. And you know what that means, it’s time for the most feared exam by secondary school students! Of course, you know the only sure way to please your parents and yourself is
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Lions can open car doors. (The independent) A swarm of red bees was responsible for the discovery of New York’s biggest marijuana farm (Daily Beast) A Woodpecker can fly with a Weasel on it’s back. People tend to unconsciously sniff their hands after a handshake. (New Scientist) Regularly sleeping more than eight hours puts you
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The World Health Organization has warned that 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of hearing loss due to the unsafe use of personal audio devices, including smartphones. Smartphones provide easy access to music-listening apps and earphones are one of the many accessories packaged with smartphones. Hence, there is no surprise that they are implicated as
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