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Enthusiastic about sharing knowledge on internet safety and digital skills through his consultancy work and advocacy, Nget Moses is working to promote digital rights and educate users about online privacy during the information age in Cambodia.
Get set for round-the-clock online discounts of up to 90% off recommended retail prices on 20 million brand-new English books at the World’s Biggest Book Sale’s e-commerce website, 24 February – 3 March 2021.
The national high school exam can be daunting for any student. Pupils want to obtain good grades, from A to C, in order to get accepted into the best universities. But how can you get those top grades?
Have you ever heard of LinkedIn? Have you wondered what the benefits of it are and whether or not you should make an account? We provide the lowdown on the platform and how to get the most out of it.
Are we too addicted to social media? Should we wean ourselves off it and try a ‘social media detox’? But what would this entail and what would the benefits be – Focus went and found out.
“One word: Plastics…” Or so says a character to Dustin Hoffman in the film, The Graduate.
The 4R concepts have been introduced widely to fight global warming and climate change, and to keep communities clean – but what are they and how can they help the planet?
After a new law attempted to force women in Cambodia to wear more conservative clothing, the issue and culture of victim blaming should be revisited again.
“If I had not had research experience, I would mostly have used my emotion to respond or expressed my opinions on societal issues.”
The purpose of sex education is to protect adolescent students from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), sexual harassment and other negative effects that might exert on their personal lives or future learning.
Learn to differentiate between a hobby gamer and an addicted gamer.
Educators can access free online resources to improve students’ engagement when learning online during the pandemic.
“My studies have been suspended for months, and I remain unemployed.”
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