There are some friends who are always there for you no matter what. They are just like family to you. Also, we all have frenemies, those we expect not have our best interests at heart. And then there are the bad friends who we think will be supportive, loving and caring, but they just aren’t.
9 Signs You’re A Bad Friend Read More »
Here are some awesome facts you might not have known about the reproductive lives of our feathered and stinger-ed friends – Birds and Bees. Most Male Birds Don’t Have Penises Ninety-seven percent of bird species don’t grow penises. But why? A 2013 study that compared chickens (who don’t have penises) with ducks (whose penises are
9 Awesome Facts About The Reproductive Lives Of Birds And Bees Read More »
Social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, etc. are readily accessible through every platform nowadays due to the advancement of technology. We use our phones, computers and tablets to check Facebook, Instagram and Twitter during awkward silences and moments in our lives or even when we are just bored. The Internet is an absolutely amazing resource,
4 Ways To Actually Use The Internet For Good Read More »
When you really like someone, it’s easy to ignore any of the red flags that they might not be, well… the best guy in the world. Even when the flags are flying high, and everyone else can see it, we tend to ignore the bad things about our crushes. We put on our rose-coloured glasses,
Girl Talk: 9 warning signs you shouldn’t date him Read More »
The long held friction between teachers and students is one that has lasted for generations, with both sides frantically pointing fingers at each other’s faults. There is the one side with teachers attempting to understand and correct their students behaviour and the other side where students continue to grumble about how their teachers “just don’t
What Every Quiet Student Wishes Their Teacher Understood Read More »
Emojis seem to have taken over everyone’s texting pattern these days. Hardly do I go an entire day without using one or two emojis in my messaging. And I know you’re guilty of this too. In light of all the new emojis being released recently, I think it’s necessary for all of us to update
Your Ultimate Guide To Emoji Etiquette Read More »
You’ve learned a lot in secondary school, including algebra, history and how to text under your desk. But once you leave your beloved alma mater behind, you may realise there are some very important life lessons that you never learned. If you want to avoid that terrifying task of entering the real world without many
5 Important Life Skills They Won’t Teach You In School Read More »
What does being a ‘digitally competent’ teacher mean? Does it mean using laptops, smartphones, or tablets in the classroom? Does it mean finding new and interesting ways to use those devices along with apps and web tools? What level of expertise with technology constitutes ‘competent’? Or does the concept encompass more than that? Just like
7 Characteristics of A Digitally Competent Teacher Read More »
The rapports that you create with your teachers can greatly influence your school experience – both inside and outside the classroom. Cultivating strong connections with your instructors can even benefit you throughout the course of your professional career. But how do you begin to develop these relationships? Standing out – in a positive manner –
3 Student Behaviours Teachers Love Read More »
It’s really frustrating when you try to recall an information you thought you’ve memorised and you are unable to. Your brain actually stores all information it receives but the process of input will determine the output. If you memorised the right way you won’t have any trouble recalling what you’ve memorised. These steps will help
The trick that ensures you remember what you read Read More »