Why Open-Mindedness is Very Important in Learning
Overview Open-mindedness is a very important and beneficial trait of every learner. In this article, you will learn about the importance and benefits of open-mindedness in learning. Pause and Think: “Are some ideas really worth fighting for?” We’ve all had our fair share of experiences with bigots. Bigots are people who are stubbornly or intolerantly devoted …
Why Multitasking Might be Harmful to Your Brain and Memory
Overview In this article, you will learn about some reasons why multitasking might be bad for the brain and memory. Also, you will learn how it might make you less productive. Pause and Think: “Am I really productive when I multitask?” Imagine you’re studying a textbook, listening to music, chatting with a friend on social media, and …
Opinion: Tips To Help You Avoid Cultists In University
Editor’s Note: The opinions in this article were posted by Donald a blogger on Nairaland.com Read his words: If you are a fresher this topic is especially for you, and every other person , i just had to create this article , read on ….. I am not happy when people die ,with the recent …
5 Reasons Why Post-UTME Students Are Usually Tensed Up
<p>As Post-UTME screening examinations draw nearer, the tension and anxiety students have to bear mounts up. Some three years back, while I prepared for my Post-UTME exams into the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), as the days counted down, I could literally feel my intestines clog and tighten up in my stomach region in tension …</p>
10 Groups Of Students You Will Meet In Any Nigerian University (Photos)
If you currently are or have ever been a student at any university in Nigeria, then you would understand that there are different groups of students. While people outside the walls of the university may see everyone in the school as students, the insiders know the difference and are always able to place students in …
Nigeria’s Primitive Postgraduate Education Needs Serious Reformation
ARTICLE SOURCE: Dailytrust.com.ng Postgraduate education is almost dead in Nigeria. That is why the vast majority of Nigerians now go abroad to earn postgraduate degrees. Only severely underprivileged people – or people whose work and family commitments make it impossible for them to leave Nigeria – enroll in Nigerian universities for postgraduate degrees. Every day on …