You’re My Rock! But What Sort of Rock?
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This is a tongue-in-cheek geological investigation into love, relationships and the dangers of romantic compliments. When your partner looks lovingly into your eyes and says, “You’re my rock,” it’s natural…
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Teaching With A Sense Of Humour
Here’s the deal. Teachers who use humour frequently in their lessons are more effective teachers. This is hardly surprising because humour is associated with a host of positive physiological and…