According to the handy infographic below, which details how both teachers and students view some of the more popular social media platforms. Facebook is for old people (according to students). And with just about the expected amount of no surprise, teachers and students see each platform quite differently. Teachers’ favorites are not student favorites, and
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One full glass of water first thing in the morming is very crucial! Make water a top priority each morning! While its importance is no secret, sipping water first thing in the morning that can significantly alter your day – for the better! Whether you’re looking to lose weight or simply stay healthy, here are
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Parents’ active involvement with their children’s education at home and in school brings great rewards and can have a significant impact on their children’s lives. When Aria Shahrokhshahi got a much improved grade in math he knew one person would be particularly pleased: his dad, who helped him study. Aria, who is
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September 27, 2013 is a day residents of Umuchima, Ubaha, Okigwe Local Government Area will not forget in a hurry. On that fateful day, a very unusual but deafening noise suddenly rented the air, accompanied by a rare spectacle that threw all and sundry into panic as they scampered into safety. The strange sound was later
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Many myths have suggested that girls, math and science just don’t mix. Recent research programs have however shot down many of those myths, but the struggle to get girls into STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields continues. Here are 6 Myths about girls and science: Myth 1: From the time they start school; most
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The best graduating student of Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Miss Boluwatife Oyekan, tells SAMUEL AWOYINFA of punchng.com, how she achieved the feat For Boluwatife Oyekan, achieving a first class grade is the fruit of a lot of sacrifice and self-denial. She was the cynosure of all eyes on Saturday at the institution’s third convocation ceremony
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Children often have no comprehension of how good grades and a positive overall experience in public education can improve their lives for the better. This is why we as parents should do everything we possibly can to help make sure our kids enjoy school and get the best grades possible. Typically, kids that do well
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According to the reports, a student of the University of Abuja tried to kill herself because of the effects of the lingering Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike. Jane Okora sent her two younger brothers out of the house on an errand. When one of the brothers returned just after 15 minutes, he found
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(By Laura Lancu) Getting parents involved in the education process can speed up their children development and offer a more comprehensive perspective over their inner drive to knowledge. Offering parents easy access to information about students and school can give teachers the liberty to plan new projects and benefit from the support of tutors. So
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A bullied US high school student received a public apology from his tormentor after 100 Facebook ‘friends’ turned up at his school in support of the teenage victim. Halsey Parkerson was the target of a fellow student at South Salem High School, in Oregon, who had taunted him about not having any friends. When his
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