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Essay competition equips students with success skills – Airtel

Feb 6, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Essay competition equips students with success skills – Airtel

Airtel Nigeria said essay competitions will drive educational development in underserved communities and equip students…

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Students of Al -Bayyinah during their visit to Media Trust Group in Kano

Feb 6, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Al-Bayyinah students visits Media Trust Group

From Salim Umar Ibrahim, Kano The Students of Al-Bayyinah Basic and Tahfeedh School in Kano…

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How to be a good student/learner

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

How to be a good student/learner

By Omowonuola K. Oluwatuyi The process of acquiring education is known as learning. Although this…

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Fighting through the Storm: My Journey with Sickness

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Fighting through the Storm: My Journey with Sickness

By Ibrahim Rabiu Abdullahi As I sit here, pen in hand, I’m reminded of the…

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How to achieve good grades in examinations

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

How to achieve good grades in examinations

By Rahma Abdusshakur Dabo Achieving good grades in examinations is a goal that every student…

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What to do when you have Nosebleed

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

What to do when you have Nosebleed

Most nosebleeds look worse than they are. In other words, nosebleeds are messy, a little…

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Being an animal advocate Endangered animals aren’t the only ones that need help. Many cats, dogs, and other animals are abused or abandoned. Teens can volunteer at a local animal shelter or fund-raiser for an animal-related cause. Make music Make a musical statement on behalf of the environment. Have your students write and record a song to use in a public service announcement informing others about threats to our planet. Or, organize a Battle of the Bands contest to raise funds for an environmental cause. Spread the word about green housing A greenhouse isn’t the same as a greenhouse. Green homes use recycled materials and are energy efficient. Encourage students to learn more about earth-friendly buildings and cities at Global Green. Track the health of a local body of water Take a group of science students or the environmental club to study a local lake or river. Determine if chemicals or other contaminants that could harm fish or wildlife are present. Check for invasive, non-native species that have displaced native plants or animals. Consider involving local or regional environmental experts and officials in the project. Teach others how to go green After you have investigated living a planet-friendly lifestyle, have them publish a pamphlet on environmentalism or talk about environmentalism to a school or community group that addresses current affairs. Students could practice their technology skills by setting up a website with information people can use to help the environment.

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Ways to take local action on global environmental issues as Teen

Being an animal advocate Endangered animals aren’t the only ones that need help. Many cats,…

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Tips to get “A1” in mathematics in WAEC/NECO & JAMB examinations without hitches

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Tips to get “A1” in mathematics in WAEC/NECO & JAMB examinations without hitches

By Philips Audulahi Master the Basics a) – Ensure you understand fundamental topics like BODMAS,…

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Distinction between punishment and bullying

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Distinction between punishment and bullying

By Yusrah Ibrahim There is an important issue that affects us all, either directly or…

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Misguided Job Interview

Feb 4, 2025 by Teen Trust News

Misguided Job Interview

By Atolagbe Oluwaseunfunmi Scene: A small, dimly lit office. A hiring manager, Mr. Jennings, sits…

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