W
e all anticipate the festive break;
it calls for a time in which we
can do absolutely nothing. It
allows us to sit and vegetate in
front of the TV without the fear
of being ‘side-eyed’ by our house mates because
we refuse to move unless it’s for a walk to the
fridge. This is all very well and good, until the
‘couch potato syndrome' creeps in. If you don’t
want this to be your ritual inbetween parties and
social mingling- there’s hope.
We all know the brain can get lazy and so does
our entire mental psyche, affecting our motivation
to jump confidently into the year ahead. Why
not prepare and consider other ways in which to
expand our knowledge?
When universities created the online method
for students interested in fast and time effective
programmes, they were onto something. After all,
necessity is the mother of invention.
Unisa, Damelin and a few other prominent online
institutes have allowed students to get accreditation
thanks to the constantly evolving Internet. You
can now submit assignments online, download
the lesson for your person