The internet may bring the world to our fingertips, but that means both the good and the bad aspects of what you can find online. Along with easy access to research materials, online museums, connections via social media, and purpose built for education apps and web tools comes inappropriate content, peer bullying, and online predators.
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Lol… Creative students will always find a way out. Let’s hope the script would be marked by a computer.
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Welcome everyone! Last week was a little digression from our topic of sex, but today we are returning to it. Before we continue, I would like to ask you to remember our abducted girls in your prayers and also keep praying for Nigeria. I have spoken to many teenagers who have had sex and the
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Education: a topic so broad that you can get nearly anyone into a heated debate about some aspect of it. The handy infographic below offers a snapshot of education in the US. Take a look and you’ll see a number of statistics about graduation rate, cost, and lots of other things. Tell us what you
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Education is a crucial component to success in the modern world. With the ever-progressing forms of communication and technology, we have seen an explosion of online tools and options that have become available to the mobile and tech savvy generation of today. In the past, teachers used tools from the environment to demonstrate concepts
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Hello friends, how have you been? Sorry we missed out on sharing our thoughts here last week. I promise to work hard to ensure that doesn’t happen again. so, over the past few days, what has captured the attention of the world from Nigeria has been the #BringBackOurGirls campaign; effectively asking that government step
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A spate of retail therapy is said to be good for boosting your mood, but it turns out spending money doesn’t always buy happiness – especially if you’re materialistic. Research has found some shoppers, whether they buy material items or life experiences such as tickets to the theatre or holidays, are no happier following
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Hundreds of thousands of video gamers are right now plugged into one computer game. But it’s not the latest Call of Duty or Fifa – it’s a science based game called EyeWire in which users map the neurons of a brain. And information collected from the gamers using the crowdsourcing programme has been used to
I’m to the point where I’ve practically watched all the best TV shows on Netflix. Breaking Bad, Walking Dead, Dexter, Freaks and Geeks, Arrested Development, American Horror Story — all the best. After all this, I’m left wondering what I’m supposed to do with my life. In all this confusion with my life direction I
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The students writing the May/June West African Examinations Council, WAEC, exams in the Abuja will not be affected by the closure of public offices and schools during the World Economic Forum, WEF, holding between May 7 and 9. This was in a statement issued by Nosike Ogbuenyi, the Special Assistant on Media to the FCT
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