In the ever-evolving world of education, the shift from passive to active learning is gaining momentum. While passive learning revolves around receiving information and memorising it, active learning fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and the application of knowledge. With active learning, students are no longer mere consumers of information; they become …
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Hypothyroidism – tiredness, depression, weight gain
By Nerissa Hosein. “Living with hypothyroidism, I feel as if I am losing it.” It’s tiredness all the time, depression and weight gain. These are only some of the demons that I battle in my daily life being one of the millions of people affected by hypothyroidism. Some periods of …
Read More »From arbours to arenas: How a basketball court is made
Basketball is a very popular sport that is loved by millions of people all around the world. Whether the game is played in community parks, school gymnasiums, or professional arenas, a strong and well-made basketball court is necessary. But have you ever considered the construction of these courts? In this …
Read More »Personal finances have biggest impact on mental health for women and Gen Z – study
Worries about personal finances cause more harm to the mental health of more than half (55.1 percent) of US adults aged 21 to 80 than concerns about climate change, geo-political or social issues, according to a new study(1) from Point, the leading home equity investment platform. Well over one-third (36.5 percent) said …
Read More »Arthur Andrew Cipriani: The history of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Arthur Andrew Cipriani lived the life of a remarkable person who left his mark on the history of Trinidad and Tobago. He was a visionary leader and prominent union organiser. One of the three children of planter Albert Henry Cipriani from Santa Cruz, Arthur Andrew Cipriani was born in Port-of-Spain, …
Read More »Elma Francois: History of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Born on October 14, 1897, in St Vincent, Elma Francois came into a world of hardship and destitution as her parents toiled as labourers on the island. Relocating to the capital city of Kingstown alongside her family, Francois bore witness to the appalling state of society, characterised by wretched living …
Read More »Home budgeting apps: Empowering users or encouraging overspending? Analysing the balance
In today’s digital age, home budgeting apps have gained significant popularity as tools to help individuals manage their finances effectively. These apps promise to empower users by providing them with comprehensive financial, personalised budgeting options, and real-time expense tracking. However, there is a concern that these very tools intended to …
Read More »Albert Gomes: History of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Albert Gomes was born in Belmont, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad on March 25, 1911. He played a significant part in the establishment of the development of the trade union movement in Trinidad and Tobago. Ever since the 1930’s, he was an active trade union leader. He was a unionist and politician, and …
Read More »Real kojic acid soap vs synthetic alternatives: Which is more effective?
When it comes to skincare, people are always on the lookout for effective solutions that can help them achieve clearer, brighter, and more even-toned skin. One such ingredient that has gained popularity in recent years is kojic acid. Kojic acid is known for its skin-lightening properties and is often used …
Read More »Medical grade chitosan: A breakthrough in advanced wound healing
“Is there a revolutionary solution for advanced wound healing? Look no further than medical grade chitosan! But what makes this remarkable biomaterial a game-changer in the field? Let’s uncover the secrets and explore the incredible potential of medical grade chitosan in our latest blog. Are you ready to witness the …
Read More »Audrey Jeffers: History of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Audrey Jeffers was born in Trinidad in 1898 in an era of developing feminism. Fondly known as the Mother of Trinidadian Philanthropy, Jeffers fashioned the notion of “community care” where communities were influenced to play an active role in lifting those most in need among them. Audrey Layne Jeffers, who …
Read More »InterCaribbean Airways to help St Kitts boost tourism numbers
St Kitts Tourism Authority hosted the inaugural flight from InterCaribbean Airways in the Kayan Lounge at Robert L Bradshaw International Airport (RLBIA) on March 12, 2023. This newfound partnership paves the gateway to improved accessibility to the Caribbean Island. Attendees of the inauguration were both St Kitts and Nevis Government and Non-Government Officials. Find …
Read More »Dad and Mom, farming in Felicity
By Candida Khan. After retiring at 60 years of age, my dad Fyzul Khan shifted gears into the farming industry twisting road of life. He started off small, using hydroponics and planting small plants such as lettuce and tomatoes in the backyard. Eventually, he branched off and started his own garden. …
Read More »Adrian Cola Rienzi: History of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Adrian Cola Rienzi was born as Krishna Deonarine on January 19, 1905 and died as Desh Bandu on July 21, 1972. He was a trade unionist, civil rights activist, politician and lawyer. Krishna Deonarine, born in Palmyra, Princes Town, Trinidad and Tobago, comes from a Brahmin Indo-Trinidadian family. Originally, their …
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Delta-8 THC is the latest cannabis sensation, beloved by cannabis consumers for delivering a mellow “high”. Although it is available in multiple consumable forms, its raw flower, the latest delta-8 product, is a massive hit. Unlike delta 8 edibles and vapes, the isomers’ flowers deliver the “entourage effect” as they …
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