TOP 10 Most Hilarious Pre-Exam Superstitions
TOP 10 Well-Known Pre-Exam Rituals (Superstitions):
- The USA – Working out
- China – Wearing red underwear
- Russia – Sleeping on textbooks
Kuhlthau’s 6 Stages of the Information Process
How to Make Volunteering a Great Part of Your College Experience
Chances of employment or future education after college are becoming smaller and smaller, due to the enormous competition of educated people nowadays. This is why distinguishing yourself from your peers is now inevitable. As they say – college life is all about the experiences.
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7 Myths about the Harm of Using Technology in the Classroom
The Myths Are Preventing Us to See Technology as an Advantage
Studies show that children aged 5 to 16 spent a daily average of 6.5 hours in front of a screen. That average is higher among teenage boys – 8 hours. Younger children, aged from 5 to 10, did better – they spent an average of 4.5 hours a day in front of a screen. The times have changed. In 1995, children aged 5 to 16 spent an average of 3 hours a day in front of the TV. Read More →