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Time for some math. You either love it or hate it, but it makes the world go round. For me, math was always a struggle. I wanted to love it, but the numbers swirling in my head never seemed to straighten themselves out for the test. But maybe that’s just it–”the test.” When math is […]
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The effects of childhood abuse and lack of parental affection can last a lifetime, taking a toll both emotionally and physically, reveals a new study. A new UCLA-led study for the first time examines the effects of abuse and lack of parental affection across the body’s entire regulatory system. The study, published found a strong
(By Paige, 17) To me, sex means a lot of different things to a lot of different people, and yet we don’t acknowledge that. We treat it as if it’s simply “okay” or “not okay.” I don’t think teenagers talk about sex enough. Maybe that sounds crazy, because teenagers talk about sex all the time.
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Regardless of whether one is just a little overweight, fat, or morbidly obese — losing weight is the one thing that really tops the list of priorities for most people. Every second person you know is on some kind of a ‘losing weight’ programme — either with the help of a control diet or with
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A mother has said she is pulling her teenage son out of the Al-Madinah Muslim free school (USA) after claiming he was forced to cover his head and banned from looking at female students. Jacqueline Crossley, 53, has said her son, who she does not want to be identified, was the only non-religious pupil at
There is ample research to show that a community based education model can greatly enhance the learning capabilities of its members. Moreover, learning is inherently a communal activity, which is perfectly exemplified by the classroom setup, where a group of students interact amongst themselves and with the faculty. Transpose this behaviour to the world of
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Are you figuring out if technology is right for your students? How about the best devices for each student? If you’re in a cash-strapped school (so, pretty much all of them?) then you are likely having some *ahem* difficult conversations with people who aren’t sure if education technology is right for the school. Or, at
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Are students prepared for the future? Are they graduating ready to innovate? What are some of the skills students should have in order to have a successful future? Those are some of the questions Tony Wagner (follow him on Twitter @DrTonyWagner) answers in a powerful talk all about the skills students must have for the
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Oga Presido, First of all I hail ooo! I no say u no dey cary last. You be confirm warri pikin. But ur middle name Ebele means mercy and make u pity ur children settle their lecturers naa! The matter neva tire u? Suppose say ur pikin wey u born for belle follow us dey
One hundred and thirty-eight Chief Supervising Principals, CSPs, recently appointed by Enugu State Government for various schools in the 17 local government areas of the state have been compulsorily retired for allegedly falsifying their ages. The list of those retired was released yesterday and pasted on the notice board of state Post Primary School Management
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