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Enhancing your thinking and word skills Read as much as you can. Reading is great basic brain exercise. You can read newspapers, magazines or books but just keep in mind that the more challenging the text is, the more of a workout your brain will get. Like any exercise, start small and work your way up. Increase your vocabulary. Learn new words from a word-a-day calendar or dictionary. This exercises the language portion of your brain. Write something. Writing requires loads of thinking! You can write made-up stories, or write down the things that have happened to you. Learn a new language. Learning a language is like a hack for your brain, opening up all sorts of pathways. This exercises the part of your brain that stores language information, even making you better at speaking your own language. Post-problem solve. Consider the different possibilities of how something in your day could have gone, and explore the consequences. This improves creativity and makes you a better p

UNIBENStudent Got Shot In The Head By Rival Cult Group In Edo State A student of the university of Benin in Edo state, has been reportedly shot in the head by rival cultists. It has been reported that the young man was attacked by some cultists at his hostel last week Saturday. It has been reported that a young man was attacked by some cultists at his hostel in the University of Benin (UNIBEN) in Edo state last week Saturday. According to journalist Sapele Oghenek who shared the update, the 300 level student from Delta state, was said to be a member of Eiye confraternity and was attacked by rival gang members who shot him in the head. It was gathered that the young man escaped the attack with the injury after being shot and ran to the hospital. While some are saying the young man passed away at the hospital where he was treated, others are saying he’s alive but has been hidden in an undisclosed location in order to prevent the cultists from attacking

A V O I D Screaming at the child. Embarrassing the child. Shaming the child. Labeling the child. Threatening the child. Hitting the child. Hurting the child in any way. Indulging the child. Reinforcing inappropriate behavior by giving in to his/her outbursts. DO Accept the child as a valuable human being. Accentuate his/her strengths. Acknowledge appropriate behavior. Provide a safe, respectful environment with clear limits. Follow through with meaningful consequences for aggressive acts. Provide a predictable day with opportunities for the child to make choices. Model kindness, fairness, firmness, and consistency. Watch the child carefully noting the antecedents to hostile behavior. Anticipate angry outbursts and arrange activities to reduce them. Understand that anger is often a reaction to feeling misunderstood, unloved, hurt or afraid. Assist the child in learning and using a vocabulary of feeling words. Listen and mirror the feelings he/she expre

E ducators want children to be able to stand up for themselves and learn to interact well with their peers. Teaching them to be assertive and self-confident, as opposed to being aggressive or submission, contributes to their social and emotional development. Children who are aggressive blame, name call, threaten or fight with their peers. They are combative because they often lack social skills. These children need to learn better ways to interact with others or they will continually have difficulty developing positive relationships(see Educator’s Guide to Bullying). If children are submissive, they may become targets for bullies. These children need to be taught that it is okay to say “no” if a child or adult attempts to harm them with words or deeds. They need to be able to identify their feelings, learn how to express themselves, and believe that they have rights. The more children trust and value themselves , the more likely they will be able to avoid bullying. How can edu

New JAMB admission guidelines in 2018 Have you heard about new JAMB admission guidelines? JAMB releases new university admission guidelines. JAMB has approved new admission rules for applicants applying for admission to Nigerian higher educational institutions. Mr. Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB registrar, introduced the new rules of JAMB new admission guidelines to all leaders of schools at the 2018 meeting of higher educational institutions. The meeting took place at the recently finished Bola Babalakin Auditorium in Gbongan, Osun State which accommodates 4,000 persons. Besides, Mallam Adamu Adamu, the Minister of Education and other stakeholders attended the meeting. New JAMB admission guidelines Introducing the new rules, Mr. Oloyede announced that the policy and process implemented by JAMB were improved to provide hitch-free reception in the academic session 2018. He said that the number of points for mobile money operators’ e-selling, payments online, PoS and ATMs has increas

THE search for the 2018 Maltina Teacher of the Year has kicked off with a call on teachers across the country to avail themselves of the opportunity presented by the initiative. Corporate Affairs Adviser of Nigerian Breweries, NB Plc, Kufre Ekanem, explained that entries for the 2018 Maltina Teacher of the Year which opened on Friday, May 25, 2018 will close on July 2, 2018. He enjoined interested teachers to download application forms from the Maltina website – www.maltina-nigeria.com. Application forms are to be completed and uploaded to the website or sent by email to maltinateacheroftheyear@heineken.com or post to P.M.B. 12632, Marina, Lagos. According to Ekanem, the 2018 Maltina Teacher of the Year would get N1 million, a trophy and another N1 million every year for the next five years, as well as a block of classrooms built at the school where the winner teaches. The first runner-up will receive N1 million and a trophy, while the second runner-up will have N750,000 and a trophy.

Name ___________________________________________________________ Kelly Bear says, "When you feel bad inside, you can choose what to do." There are four answer choices for each of the following statements. Two are helpful actions you could take and two are not helpful. After reading each situation, circle the letter of the choice you would make or write a different answer by letter “e.” What choice will you make? 1. You are angry because someone took your game. a. Grab it back. b. Say, “I don’t like it when you take my things.  It makes me mad!” c. Ask the child if he wants to play. d. Hit the person. e. _________________________________________________________________ 2. You feel lonely because your best friend will not play with you. a. Say, “I’ll never play with you again!” b. Say,  “I wish you would play with me now, but maybe we can play together tomorrow.” c. Run away and hide. d. Ask another child to play. e. ____________________________

By Leah Davies, M.Ed. In 1983, Howard Gardner, a noted Harvard psychologist and educator, wrote Frames of Mind. In it he claimed that human intelligence was more than a score gleaned from administrating an intelligence (IQ) test. He said that IQ tests cover verbal, logical, and some spatial intelligence, but lack acknowledgment of other forms of intelligence. After much research, he theorized that there are multiple intelligences that dictate how children and adults process and understand information. Dr. Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences (MI) validates what teachers have observed. Children think and learn in different ways. His work provides educators with a framework for reflecting on alternative methods of teaching and assessing student learning. He proposes that schools adopt the MI approach as an effective way to help every student master material. Using his approach, teachers identify and support each child’s capabilities. Most teachers and administrators in the U

Education Technology 🗣 🗣 Are you an educational Coach, School Owner or School Director? And you wish to bring technology into your business Do you know you can sit comfortable in your house or your office and communicate effectively with your audience using simple virtual classroom. Or You think of opening online institution where you can present you lessons online Then you need to attend this powerful training on Virtual Technology Classroom Setting Futures: Classroom with Admission codes. Online Assignment to Students Effective Instructional Materials And lot more To register:- Pay *N5000.00* Acct No: 0264372504 ODEJAYI OLAYEMI OLUSEYE GTBank Then send your name and WhatsApp number to 08094583930 Venue: Whatsapp Distance is not a Barrier Time:- 10:00am Date:- Saturday, 7th July 2018 Powered By:- Wisethinkers Educational Services. _taking education to next level_

Virtual classroom definition is different from the traditional classroom. It is an online teaching process that enables the students to interact with one another through many ways including video presentations and group chats. Virtual classroom defined and designed in such a way that it can help the pupil to pursue a course from any part of the world without being the part of the traditional teaching methods. You can join the course through online. It is a web-based teaching environment that can be made with the help of software. It requires a downloadable executable file to join any virtual course. It is similar to a real-world classroom. You can get the instructions from your teacher like the classroom as both of you will be logged onto the virtual learning environment at the same time. Part 2: Characteristics of virtual classroom Virtual classrooms are highly appreciated for some of its improved features. It is cost-effective, flexible, and easily accessible. Some key

Education has only one purpose. Equip the young for tomorrow. Ten thousand years ago, this meant hunting or farming. But in today’s concrete jungle, things have changed. There is only one variable that can solve the problems of tomorrow. Creativity.Importance of Education Technology in teaching and learning! Education has only one purpose. Equip the young for tomorrow. Ten thousand years ago, this meant hunting or farming. But in today’s concrete jungle, things have changed. There is only one variable that can solve the problems of tomorrow. Creativity. In today’s world, unpredictability is the only thing which doesn’t change. Things which were true yesterday is not true today and tomorrow is a whole different story. The only way of equipping future generations is to help them tap into their creative wisdom. Here lies the importance of Educational Technology in teaching and learning. Creativity is simply the ability to create solutions out of thin air.

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