Real versus virtual play
Parents need to manage their children’s relationship with technology carefully.
Sameerah Karolia
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Children are what they eat
Giving children healthy food will improve their attention span and also make learning easier.
Homework is for children
Parents who do it for them deprive learners of a chance to develop life skills.
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IEB matric pupils boast 98.15% pass rate for 2011
Matriculants who wrote the Independent Examinations Board matric exams in 2011 can begin the new year on a positive note, boasting a 98.15% pass rate.
The ABCs of good discipline
Parents need to understand their children and anticipate their needs in order to discipline them effectively.
Find the right balance
It’s possible for mothers to run a home and family successfully, while working full-time
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The hidden evils of cyberspace
Easy internet access comes with a set of challenges, such as online bullying and harassment, writes <strong>Sameerah Karolia</strong>
Job-hunting: the skills you need
First-time job-seekers face a daunting task and need all the help they can get.
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Teach kids value of money
Saving and budgeting should be learned from an early age, writes <b>Sameerah Karolia</b>.
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SA could host global Maths Olympiad
Google’s gift to the International Mathematical Olympiad will not only support the next five annual Olympiads but might also bring it to South Africa.
IEB matric results improve by 1% in 2010
With a 98,38% pass rate, the Independent Examinations Board final (IEB) exams will see thousands of pupils entering university on a sure footing.
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Financing your child’s education
The often crippling costs entailed in educating a child can be met with a little planning and forethought, writes <b>Sameerah Karolia</b>.
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Tackle matric successfully
With just a few weeks to go before the 2010 matric examinations, learners should be hard at work preparing for the challenge.
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The problem solver
Mamokgethi Setati, a leading figure academically and professionally in international mathematics, is a professor and an executive dean at Unisa.
In search of a mentor
Someone to give working women advice on dealing with “glass ceilings” and juggling work and home responsibilities is a boon.
