Classwork Series and Exercises {Mathematics- JSS3}: Probability, Indices and Factorisation

  Probability This is the measure of the likelihood of occurrence or a required outcome happening. It is the “chance” of an event happening. For example, a student might ask himself while preparing for an example, “what is the probability that I will score a hundred percent?” This means that the student is asking himself,

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

  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- JSS2}: A Market

  A Market A market is a place where buying and selling of goods and services are done by the buyers and sellers. A market can also be defined as an institutional arrangement whereby the buyers and sellers come in contact to exchange goods and services. The manufacturer buys raw materials and sells finished goods.

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Business Studies- JSS2}: A Receptionist

  A Receptionist A receptionist is the first contact person that attends to visitors in an organisation. A receptionist is regarded as a representative of the organisation. The attitude of the receptionist towards the visitors can make or mar the reputation of the organisation. Qualities of a Receptionist i)       He/she should be polite and patience.

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PATHETIC: Teachers in Bayelsa lose salaries to pirates

Yenegoa  – Some teachers in Yeanogoa will forfeit their October salaries as pirates robbed and shot dead a headmaster. The headmaster was attacked late last week, at about 9 45 p.m. According to a source close to Sahara Reporters, Akparakazi was the headmaster of a primary school. The source said that survivors of the pirate’s

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Biology- SS1}: Biology as an Inquiry in Science

  Biology as an Inquiry in Science Science can be defined as the systematic process of making enquiries about living things and non-living things in our environment. Biology is coined from two Greek words; ‘Bio’ meaning life and ‘Logos’ meaning study. Biology can simply be defined as the study of life or the study of

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Business Studies- JSS1}: An Office

    An Office An office is a room in an organisation set aside for clerical activities. The office is the centre of all the clerical activities in an organisation. The office is also a position within an organisation with specific duties attached to it. A good example is the office of a school principal.

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School children lament bad roads, flooding in Ikorodu (Lagos)

Students of the Odogunyan Junior and Senior Grammar Schools in Ikorodu, Lagos, on Thursday decried bad roads and lack of drainage channels in the area. Some of them said in Lagos that the dilapidation of Spintex Industrial Road, Odogunyan, caused flooding of the school premises anytime there was rainfall. The students also said that potholes

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Facebook, Twitter ‘harm students literacy’: Principals claim children are so distracted by the sites they don’t bother to read books

  Children’s literacy is being damaged by social media, Principals claim. They say pupils are too distracted by sites such as Facebook and Twitter to bother to read a book. As a result, thousands are poor spellers and have little understanding of grammar. A survey of 214 secondary school heads found that 70 per cent

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