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night owls

Best 10 study advice for night owls

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Student
This article is targeted at high school, college, and graduate students. Get up at 5 a.m. Spend 20 minutes meditating. Make a kale smoothie. Then it was back to school by 6 a.m.   If that sounds terrifying to you, don't do it. Many common and generic study tips recommend that students get up at the crack of dawn to be the most productive. However, that advice does not apply to everyone....
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9 Ways to Ace the Waec Literature in English Test

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Student
Attempting to answer WAEC Literature-in-English questions necessitates a thorough understanding of the marking scheme as well as the texts involved. In this article, I will show you how to answer literature questions in WAEC in order to improve your chances of getting an A1 or B2.   To excel in WAEC Literature-in-English questions, keep the following points in mind.   You must have read...
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physics

How Can I Pass My Physics Exam Without Studying?

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Student
To pass the physics exam without studying, you must rely primarily on common sense.   I'll proceed with this topic assuming you have at least 2-4 hours.   Because if you're looking for this, you probably have that much time. Even if you don't have much time, read this because it will be useful to you as well.   1: Understand the subject   The key to passing a physics exam is...
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11 basic review tips for student at college

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Student
Read up tips for student at college are somewhat not quite the same as review tips for secondary school understudies. Obviously, the two most basic review procedures in presence apply to students of any age.   Discover the secret of moving from Grade D to Grade A using proven systems and techniques that works right from your home. Click here to get this eBook for free.    The...
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kumasi

Kumasi – Top 16 Secondary Schools You Must Know

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Students, teachers
Kumasi as we all know is the capital city of the Ashanti Region. Ashanti being in the southern part of Ghana. It may also surprise you to know that Kumasi has also been known as the center for Ashanti culture.   In this post I will like to tell you a bit about Kumasi, some fact and features  before later focusing on the top secondary schools we can find in this city.   Kumasi usually...
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Accra

Accra Top International Schools

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent
Accra is the capital and largest city of Ghana, covering a big estimated urban population.  It is organized into 12 local government districts – 11 municipal districts and the Accra Metropolitan District, which is the only district within the capital to be granted city status. Accra is the Greater Accra Region's economic and administrative hub, and serves as the anchor of the larger Greater...
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Ghana

Ghana: 10 Universities You Must Know

by Emmanuel / On / In Parent, Student
Most universities in Ghana are renowned and well rank the world over. A university is an institution of higher learning and research, which awards academic degrees in various academic disciplines.   Most universities in Ghana provide undergraduate as well as postgraduate education.   Below are 10 major universities in Ghana you must know.   Discover the secret of moving from Grade...
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speed test

Speed Test: Top 8 important things to learn

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In News, Parent, Student
Speed test measures the speed between your device and a test server, using your device's internet connection. Several factors can impact the speed recorded by a test: Devices (phones, tablets, PCs, etc…) can have very different Wi-Fi and cellular radio capabilities. This means you might get one Speed test result on one device and a different result on another, even using the same provider. Some...
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WAEC

WAEC: 10 Things You Must Know

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent, Student
Waec is an acronym which stands for the West African Examination Council. This organization is a non-profit-making one with its headquarters in Accra, Ghana. It was established in 1952 after the Governments of Ghana (then Gold Coast), Nigeria, Sierra Leone and The Gambia enacted the West African Examinations Council Ordinances in 1951. Liberia became the fifth member of the Council in 1974. The...
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How To Parent: The Socially Anxious Child

by Emmanuel Asiedu / On / In Parent
Being nervous and shy is normal for both adults and children. But if the idea of doing something social turns your preschooler into an anxious mess, it may be something else — they may be struggling with social anxiety. If your child’s anxiety is keeping them from having normal interactions with others, read on to see some ways to address their social anxiety in a healthy, meaningful way....
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