Talk, read and write about it, you can also spell the words out loud. This will allow whatever it is that you are studying to sink deeply into your brain. If you find it difficult to read for long hours at a stretch, break it down into bits. Write as much as you read, it
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In your day-to-day activities, the things you do with your time can be categorized into, the important, the unimportant, the urgent and unurgent things. Whatever it is you are doing presently with your time can be categorised into any of these broad category and to this end, Stephen Covey promulgated four quadrants into which various
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ATTENDANCE: “A” students have virtually perfect attendance. Their commitment to the class is a high priority and exceeds other temptations. PREPARATION: “A” students are prepared for class. They always read the assignment. Their attention to detail is such that they occasionally can elaborate on class examples. CURIOSITY: “A” students demonstrate interest in the class and
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Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes, some with breathtaking amazing innovations, others with variations on well-established themes. Entrepreneurs are everything from lawyers, accountants etc, although few people fall into it by accident after losing their jobs or getting fed up of corporate life, some want to turn their passion or hobby into the focus
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About Contest: Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its eighth annual International Essay Contest, open to teachers and students anywhere in the world. This essay competition is open to both teachers and students anywhere in the world. All students, from high/secondary school students, undergraduate through to graduate students, are eligible. Essay Topic: Is nationalism an asset
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CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY A Constituted Authority refers to the different forms of Leadership established for the smooth running of the society. In every society, there are groups, associations, schools, government and business organizations that are composed of different groups of people. Each of these organizations have leaders and these leaders are referred to as Constituted Authority.
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Cultism is a secret and extreme organizations or groups; it is an anti-social and a non-conforming behaviour which is pugnacious to the acceptable social rules and norms of the society. There are a lot of reasons advanced by the students for motivating them to join the secret cults. Some of the reasons are as follows:
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The year was 2005, and the argument was about the capital city of Fiji. Try to imagine a bunch of secondary school kids, arguing fervently about the correctness of the answers that were offered. Pride – a lot of it – was involved if I must add. To be found wrong was to lose a
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We recall more of items, which are associated by repetitions sense, rhyming etc and more of things which are outstanding or unique Information that can be reconstructed can be remembered if the information is understood in the first place. When memorizing information continually ask yourself: how can I recall the information back if I forget
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Description: Open to all Commonwealth citizens aged under 18, the Commonwealth essay competition offers young people from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to make their voices heard on a global platform, to engage with issues important to them and to express their aspirations for the future. Each year, participants demonstrate their ability to stimulate and provoke discussions
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