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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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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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Procrastination is one of the most common problems with students. However, it is not uncommon to encounter a number of students who need help with overcoming the habit of putting things off for tomorrow. So what does procrastination look like? Procrastination may take the following forms: – Distraction – Indecision
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Techniques for Enhancing Student Motivation Academic advisors need to understand that some students may lack confidence (self-efficacy) or the skills necessary for academic success. Students may also struggle with competing motivations, wavering between multiple courses of action, each with perceived costs and benefits. It is important to acknowledge, then, that perception is not reality; it
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The Chancellor of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Dr David Oyedepo, said on Monday that the institution would be among the top 10 universities in the world by 2022. Oyedepo made the remark at the institution’s 11th Founder’s Day celebration in Ota. According to him, the university has since inception in 2002, focused on actualising
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Saddened by the fact that recent researches have proven that more unsuspecting teenagers make up a bulky percentage of the about 500,000 reported cases of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria, coupled with the widespread of other sexually transmitted diseases, counsellors who spoke to Vanguard Learning said that this menace should be blamed on parents who shy away
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(By Hannah Strohmeier) Recently, there was a blog post by the organisation To Write Love on Her Arms that really resonated with me. It’s called “I Will Become What I Deserve,” which is a powerful line of one of my favourite songs, “The Fear” by Ben Howard. Here is the link to the blog post for anyone
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(By Igbinoba O. Tony) Failure occurs because of two reasons; Doing things without thinking about them and thinking about things without doing them. This letter is not to incite my fellow Nigeria students into violence but rather to a constructive thought and also to bring to your cognisance that though education is not made as
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The Bauchi State Government has said that Secondary School Principals will henceforth be held responsible for students’ absenteeism as well as untidy school environment. Governor Isa Yuguda made this known, yesterday, when he paid an unscheduled visit to Government Secondary School, Toro in Toro Local Government Area of the state. He said that government had
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Without question, numerous difficulties have arisen from the reality that students from secondary school through university levels compose papers and other assignments on their computers and often use information just a few clicks away on the Internet to complete their work. While the Internet is an incredible educational tool at all levels, students need to
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