Think you know all the rules on healthy eating? A top scientist has lots of surprises

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What would a healthy diet based on scientific evidence look like? Rodney Bilton, emeritus professor of biochemistry at Liverpool John Moores University, has spent 15 years finding out – and discovered startling facts about what to eat to be slim and healthy… Dailymail reports. Eat unripe bananas Green bananas, along with whole grains, vegetables and fibre,

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Ready for it? JAMB insists on computer-based UTME by 2015!

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Monday said it would not go back on its decision to make the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) entirely computer-based. The JAMB Registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said this in an interview a three-day National Conference on Science, Technology and Mathematics (STM) Education in Lagos. The conference was

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#PNN E-Mentoring (Yoma Victor): 7 Habits of Financially Intelligent People – 5

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Continued from here “Seek first to understand before being understood” There is a desire in man, and that is his longing to have his voice heard. Humans are creatures of verbal expression. And it is not surprising because God who created man called himself “a speaking spirit” and called man “another speaking spirit”. Now I’m

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Photo of The Day: One statement that should be written on the door of every classroom

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This is dedicated to those teachers who take delights in getting students scared by constantly telling them how hard their subject is, and bragging that no one would get good grade. The last time I checked, the best way to measure a teacher’s performance is still the good grades their students have. So, I think

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Could video games make you KINDER? study claims violent gameplay makes people more moral

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Despite claims made earlier this year that video games leave players morally immature, new research suggests the activity actually boosts morality. During tests, participants were asked to play violent video games that involved breaking moral codes, such as causing harm to others. Those who hurt a virtual character, or made them suffer an injustice in

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SHAME: Teacher charged for having sex with two secondary school students

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A Pennsylvania teacher has been charged with felony institutional sexual assault following allegations that she had sex with two 18-year-old students at her home. Tiffany Leiseth, 26, worked as a substitute English teacher in the New Brighton School District, northwest of Pittsburgh. The victims in the case were both taught by Leiseth, although the alleged

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Hw texting mks ur speln btter!: Experts Say Text Messaging “Improves Students’ Spelling Skills”

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It has been hailed as the death of spelling and punctuation. But in fact texting does not affect students’ grammar and spelling, a new study has found. Researchers claim there is no evidence to suggest youngsters using textspeak – where young people miss punctuation and shorten words in messages – affected their understanding of English.

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