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Bad and non-challant administration is the bane of Universities - private and public alike - in Nigeria. Besides, this is a case of grand connivance because the school thrives on student's school fees (all the staff knows that), so they would do anyrthing to make you guys spill and pay an extra year's school fees. I would suggest 3 things 1. Resort to God in prayers. There is absolutely nothing prayers can not do 2. Everything is about hierachy. Get a high-ranking Reverend Father or king in that community to wade into the case 3. If you are financially buoyant, pay the fees, write the "failed" courses and move on with your life. It is well. Do intimiate us on the outcome of this issue. God help you |
There is a simple movement we all do whenever we feel fatigued due to assuming a particular position for a long time or feel drowsy (just before going to bed) or after waking up from a nap. it is nature's "reset" button aimed at restoring full muscle function and length. It is called PANDICULATION Pandiculation is the act of stretching and stiffening the muscles of the trunk, arms and legs often accompanied by a deep yawn. It usually succedes a long period of being in a particular position or posture and is typically depicted by the arms up over the head, making fists and arching the back like a not-well-formed number 7. We are actually tightening and stretching the muscles out from contraction caused by being in a position for a long time, i.e. we are actively stretching the muscles and not passively (like when you stretch your musclesw to get something) Pandiculation helps our brains reset what it thinks is a resting muscle and a contracted muscle. It also helps our muscles get out of bad habits. For example, if we sit at a computer all day with our arm lifted to hold and operate the mouse, our muscles develop a habit of holding the arm in that position. By pandiculating, we contract the muscle fully, even past the point where the habit started, then by lengthening out from that full contraction, the brain resets the possible length, allowing full range instead of getting “stuck” in the habit of holding the pattern of operating that mouse when we are no longer sitting at the computer.
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2days to go.... JAMB has embraced the Computer Based Test (CBT) UNILAG has embraced the Computer Based Test Several institutions of learning has embraced the CBT Have you embraced it too? Come, let us walk you through the intricate process of creating well structured CBTs and online assessment for your students. Head over to www.tutor.ng/workshop to register and book a seat now! |
charix:well, i wouldnt say they are "extremely hated". They are just like other animals. Due to the proximity between their habitats and that of humans in Australia (the land down under), they come in contact with humans often and are used to human.waste. They demand food from humans and when they are turned down, they resort to violence. Infact, there are special road signs for them coz they often hop into road right in front of cars once they hear the sound of an engine. |
The Kangaroo is a Marsupial (animals that give birth to their young prematurely and carries them in an abdominal pouch to maturity) popularly found in Australia With tensed biceps, towering height, large and powerful hindlegs and tail and very sharp claws, the Kangaroo is notable for engaging themselves and even humans in fierce hand to hand combat. If they feel threatened or think you are witholding food from them, they would stand tall and launch out with their sharp claws. In an unexpected move, they also deliver powerful kicks to the abdomen while using their tail as support. A Kangaroo's foot claws are sharp enough to slice open a human abdomen. Curling yourself up into a ball till help comes is the best way to prevent grievous injuries from a rampaging Kangaroo
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The Kangaroo is a Marsupial (animals that give birth to their young prematurely and carries them in an abdominal pouch to maturity) popularly found in Australia With tensed biceps, towering height, large and powerful hindlegs and tail and very sharp claws, the Kangaroo is notable for engaging themselves and even humans in fierce hand to hand combat. If they feel threatened or think you are witholding food from them, they would stand tall and launch out with their sharp claws. In an unexpected move, they also deliver powerful kicks to the abdomen while using their tail as support. A Kangaroo's foot claws are sharp enough to slice open a human abdomen. Curling yourself up into a ball till help comes is the best way to prevent grievous injuries from a rampaging Kangaroo
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The Kangaroo is a Marsupial (animals that give birth to their young prematurely and carries them in an abdominal pouch to maturity) popularly found in Australia With tensed biceps, towering height, large and powerful hindlegs and tail and very sharp claws, the Kangaroo is notable for engaging themselves and even humans in fierce hand to hand combat. If they feel threatened or think you are witholding food from them, they would stand tall and launch out with their sharp claws. In an unexpected move, they also deliver powerful kicks to the abdomen while using their tail as support. A Kangaroo's foot claws are sharp enough to slice open a human abdomen. Curling yourself up into a ball till help comes is the best way to prevent grievous injuries from a rampaging Kangaroo #content360workshopseries
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The Kangaroo is a Marsupial (animals that give birth to their young ones prematurely and carries them in an abdominal pouch to maturity) popularly found in Australia With tensed biceps, towering height, large and powerful hindlegs and tail and very sharp claws, the Kangaroo is notable for engaging themselves and even humans in fierce hand to hand combat. If they feel threatened or think you are witholding food from them, they would stand tall and launch out with their sharp claws. In an unexpected move, they also deliver powerful kicks to the abdomen while using their tail as a standarding support. A Kangaroo's foot claws are sharp enough to slice open a human abdomen. Curling yourself up into a ball till help comes is the best way to prevent grievous injuries from a rampaging Kangaroo
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Tutor.ng is organizing a 3 day curriculum development and video creation hands on workshop designed to train training facilitators/tutors on developing a deeper understanding of how ICT integration can help efficiently deliver their training, practical ways to create training content and ways to distribute and monetize these content. We will be teaching a wide range of methods that can be deployed to make training more engaging through quality content development. We will also be training on various softwares that are not only affordable but engaging to end users. Our curriculum are as follows: 1. Project Management: - Gathering product specification. - Generating milestones 2. Content Creation: - Digitalization and role of graphics and audio in 21st century content. - Using Open Educational Resources and Open Courseware to help students and improve general learning. - Using tools for creating creative lessons (online whiteboard, Powerpoint, teaching software etc). - Editing video and audio content for high quality delivery. 3. Marketing: - Effective use of Social Media in Teaching and delivering learning content. - Creating content of high quality that can be monetized and sold. - How to market content and promote yourself online to drive sales using Dealdey, Youtube and Facebook. 4. Analytics: - Creating Computer Based Tests and Online Assessment for students. Date: 11th - 13th February, 2016 Venue: 1A Hughes Avenue, Off Herbert Macauley Way, Yaba, Lagos To get more information, register and book a seat, Visit www.tutor.ng/workshop or contact us on 01-2957579 or workshop@tutor.ng
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With over 7.1million, 120million and 1.55billion social media users in Nigeria, Africa and the entire world respectively, the importance of the social media in the dissemination of your teachings can not be over-emphasized. Let us teach you how to leverage on the various social media and their tools to deliver your teachings to anticipating recipients out there in a most effective manner #content360workshopseries |
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Tutor.ng is organizing a 3 day curriculum development and video creation hands on workshop designed to train training facilitators/tutors on developing a deeper understanding of how ICT integration can help efficiently deliver their training, practical ways to create training content and ways to distribute and monetize these content. We will be teaching a wide range of methods that can be deployed to make training more engaging through quality content development. We will also be training on various softwares that are not only affordable but engaging to end users. Our curriculum are as follows: 1. Project Management: - Gathering product specification. - Generating milestones 2. Content Creation: - Digitalization and role of graphics and audio in 21st century content. - Using Open Educational Resources and Open Courseware to help students and improve general learning. - Using tools for creating creative lessons (online whiteboard, Powerpoint, teaching software etc). - Editing video and audio content for high quality delivery. 3. Marketing: - Effective use of Social Media in Teaching and delivering learning content. - Creating content of high quality that can be monetized and sold. - How to market content and promote yourself online to drive sales using Dealdey, Youtube and Facebook. 4. Analytics: - Creating Computer Based Tests and Online Assessment for students. Date: 11th - 13th February, 2016 Venue: 1A Hughes Avenue, Off Herbert Macauley Way, Yaba, Lagos To get more information, register and book a seat, Visit www.tutor.ng/workshop or contact us on 01-2957579 or workshop@tutor.ng
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