Young children should understand money as a fundamental maths topic, much like addition and subtraction, since it will affect them both inside and outside of the classroom. Educating children about money can help them develop a solid foundation of financial literacy and show them how maths is used in real-world situations. For some enjoyable, simple, […]
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While summer is a time for leisure, it’s also a chance to prevent summer learning loss and keep young minds occupied! Since 1906, researchers have researched this phenomenon, often known as the “summer slide,” which happens when children forget what they learnt the previous school year over extended absences. Here are some double strategies to
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When your family played a game, has anyone ever felt excluded? You know how the bigger kids are on their phones while the younger kids are flinging pieces at each other? Try these strategies to help all participants enjoy the game and get some enjoyable arithmetic practice at the same time. These three classic games
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Since graphic organisers benefit both teachers and students equally, they are useful teaching and learning tools. By presenting material in an engaging, visual way, graphic organisers make teaching easier while also enhancing student engagement. These graphic aids can assist students in organising and demonstrating links between new concepts or in taking up difficult language. When
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August has arrived, and while educators get their classrooms ready for their pupils, here are some back-to-school advice to get you off to a good start: 1. Establish rapport with family and students Even though the start of the school year can be hectic, it’s crucial to make time to get to know your students’
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n The Association of Resident Doctors, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (ARD-UITH), on Monday, urged Nigerians not to panic over the outbreak of Mpox (monkeypox) in some parts of the country. n Recall that the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Africa Centre for Disease Control (CDC) declared the outbreak of mpox in parts of
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Following his hit-and-run crash in which he murdered a young woman, a South African police officer committed suicide. Colonel Robert Netshiunda, the spokesperson for KwaZulu-Natal police, acknowledged the 48-year-old officer’s passing in a statement on Monday. It is purported that he committed suicide in an uMhlanga hotel. According to Netshiunda, the 26-year-old woman was
Following her k!lling woman in a hit-and-run accident, a police officer kills herself. Read More »
Flavour, a well-known high-life musician from Nigeria, has shared stories about his modest upbringing and being forced to exit the stage during a PSquare performance. Sunday, August 18 saw the release of an interview on the “In My Opinion” podcast, in which Flavour described how he started out in music as a church drummer and
Anthony Scaramucci, a former member of Donald Trump’s administration, has disclosed why he believes Kamala Harris would defeat the Republican presidential candidate in November. On Sunday, Republicans voiced misgivings about Trump’s campaign, and senior Fox News analyst Brit Hume joined the Mooch and veteran GOP pollster Frank Luntz in their fears. After serving as press
After the passenger on a New Jersey Transit bus appeared to have spat on the driver, the driver was shown on camera beating the man and putting him in a chokehold. On Friday afternoon, August 16, in Newark, a packed bus broke out in a violent confrontation that resulted in the arrest of the driver,