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Is it possible to study for a test or exam, and still do poorly on it? Now, some of you might say that’s downright impossible! But the truth is that it has been known to happen. Should this happen to you, don’t you go thinking it’s the handiwork of some wicked individual after your destiny, […]
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Good advice for teenage boys often comes from fathers, teachers, mentors, and role models. These are the people you look up to as an example of the type of person you aspire to be in your own life. Whether you’re seeking advice about girls, school, sports, or everyday wisdom, there are answers out there, and
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In another few weeks, school will be closed for the session for the long vacation. Some will travel, others will enrol for summer coaching classes, while the rest of you may be interested in making some money to spend while on vacation and save up to buy some nice things for yourself in anticipation of
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Aren’t assemblies such a chore? It will be any student’s happiest day – well, only next to cancellation of exams and tests! – if they are stopped for good. But just like hoping for cancellation of exams and tests is an illusory dream that will never come true, it seems so are assemblies. But to
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Letter Writing Letter writing is an essential skill. Despite the prevalence of emails and text messages, everyone has to write letters at some point. Letters of complaint, job applications, thank you letters, letters requesting changes or making suggestions — the list goes on and on. Letter writing is part of the required curriculum in schools. It
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Most students regularly become excessively nervous before and during an exam. If you are that type of student, you may have “testophobia”. It is mostly called “examinophobia” or “exam fever”. It is a very common phenomenon among students most especially when an important examination is at their door step. It is disheartening that exam fever affects
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These two words are pronounced the same, but they are spelled differently and have different meanings. COMPLIMENT (noun, verb) Compliment can be both a noun and a verb. A compliment is a positive comment about someone or something, for example: “You have beautiful eyes!” And the verb compliment (or the expression “pay someone a compliment”)
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A lot of you often write in about how you would like to be the next big music star, and follow in the steps of your music idols. Have you ever wondered how possible it will be to combine school work with your passion, not allow one suffer for the other, and be successful in
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How did last term go? Perhaps you performed poorly on tests, failed to get assignments in on time or had too many absences. All of that can lead to low grades and a not-so-good result. Before you beat yourself up, remember this: We all make mistakes. What’s more, even if last term didn’t go as
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Mitchell wakes up exactly 2 hours before he has to resume for school, but somehow he still manages to get to school late! He has tried to come up with reasons why this is so, and thinks he needs to get up earlier. So, he starts preparations 2½ hours before he has to show up
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