Your teachers might tell you that you are either born a genius or not. But do you want to know what the science-backed truth is? You become a genius when you stimulate your brain through certain lifestyle habits that support and protect your brain. These lifestyle habits have been scientifically researched and confirmed to help […]
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While it is great to read your notes line by line, a student who practises past questions has a better chance of passing WAEC in one sitting than a student who does not practise past questions at all. This is because WAEC questions are not really straightforward like they appear in your notes and textbooks.
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Before you give up on your ability to understand the Mathematics subject, you need to know one profound truth. You don’t need a high IQ to understand Maths. Yes, you don’t need to be the next genius that will develop a mathematical formula before you can understand how to solve mathematical equations. Seeing mathematics as
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Practising past questions consistently is one of the guaranteed ways to pass WAEC, NECO or JAMB in one sitting. But if it is not done right, it is just another waste of time. Here are ways to better practice past questions for great success in the real exams: 1. Breathe. You are probably surprised about
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Modal verbs are very easy to point out because they show possibility, intention, ability or necessity. Examples of modal verbs are: will, would, shall, should, can, could, ought to, must, may, might and so on. Now, let’s talk about when to use some of these modal verbs: Will – Like it sounds, “will” expresses willingness
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released new dates for the conduct of the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This was announced in its weekly bulletin; where it was stated that the JAMB exams earlier scheduled for April 20 to April 30, will now hold from May 6 to May 16. Please
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Prior to the novel COVID-19 pandemic, over 15 million young Nigerians were out of school, 83% of candidates fail WASSCE and almost half of our population can’t read, write or create anything meaningful. Education has been at the root of all our challenges and, to make matters worse, during this lock-down period, it’s easier for
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