Can’t read maps, girls? Playing Super Mario for just 30 minutes a day will help, say scientists

Many chaps would assert that map-reading is not really a female forte. Now scientists have come up with a way for women to alter that perception. Apparently, they should start playing video games. Research suggests that using a games console for just half an hour a day makes brain regions associated with navigation grow, and

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You really CAN tell how intelligent a guy is just by looking at him, scientists say

Researchers have found we have an inbuilt ability to tell how intelligent a person is just by looking at him. The team from the Czech Republic found people were unable to perform the same deduction on women. The team admit they are baffled as to how we do it – and say it does not

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#PNN E-MENTORING (Yoma Victor): How Good Is Your Decision Making? Find Out!

Still on the issue of generating income or starting a business. But today and next week, i want to explain it with a story. Story, story!!!! Once upon a time!?? In a forest, there lived just two animals in different parts of that forest – a zebra and a lion. Now both these animals were

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APPALLING: Teen Girl ruthlessly murders best friend after Facebook quarrel

A 16-year-old girl was so outraged after a Facebook dispute with her best friend that she murdered the young girl by stabbing her in the back 65 times. MetroNewsUK reports that Erandy Elizabeth Gutierrez was furious after she received messages that alerted her to the fact that her friend had uploaded naked pictures of the

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Study says parents’ help with homework does more harm than good

Finally some parenting advice that doesn’t create more work for Mum and Dad: Don’t help your kids with their homework. This bit of wisdom comes from a story in the Atlantic reporting on what’s being touted as the “largest-ever study of how parental involvement affects academic achievement.” After analyzing nearly 25,000 student surveys provided by

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Classwork Series and Exercises {ICT- JSS1}: Brief Description of a Computer and Monitor

Topic: Brief Description of a Computer and Monitor Computer can simply be defined as an electronic machine that accept data (input) and processes them with the help of predefined instructions (program) and produces information (output) for various uses.Computer monitor is also regarded as Visual Display Unit. Monitor can be defined as a device connected to

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Business Studies- JSS3}: Preparation and Issuing of Receipts

Topic: Preparation and Issuing of Receipts Roles of Wages and Salaries Office In every establishment, the preparation of the salaries and wages of employees is the responsibility of someone or a group of persons who would collectively be known as being in the wages department, or the salaries section of the accounts department The wages

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You won’t believe how fast this amazing two-legged dog runs (Watch)

Technology is great but, when it comes to awesome, nothing can beat nature. Just look at Duncan Lou Who, the famous boxer who got his two back legs amputated because of a genetic malformation. He learned to walk with his two arms—and this video shows he’s now running faster than ever. This video has not

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Chemistry- SS2}: Periodic Table

Topic: Periodic Table Introduction The most important classification in chemistry is the arrangement of the elements in the periodic table. In 1869, Mendeleev, a Russian scientist, was the first to construct a periodic table. He arranged the elements in order of increasing relative atomic mass. He pointed out that elements with similar properties kept recurring

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