We’re currently living in a time where our daily routines have to be adjusted to fit the ‘new normal’. Our lives now depend on the digital world more than ever and it’s extremely important that we make use of what’s available to us to provide us with better learning opportunities.
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We have to understand that challenges will come, challenges that are way beyond our control but that doesn’t mean that we have to change routes whenever we encounter a problem. We just have to be able to make the necessary adjustments and be patient. In 2018, I got admitted to the University of Johannesburg (Apk),
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We are in our twenty-third week of the Voices Unite initiative and continue to be optimistic about what the future holds for our country amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With the country moving to back to stricter restrictions, we at Voices Unite hope that everyone keeps safe and healthy.
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AGRICOLLEGES international seeks to revolutionise the teaching and training of the Agri-Sciences by providing access to information in a blended learning environment, which combines online digital media with traditional classroom methods and experiential learning through practical sessions,
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Voices Unite is in its twenty-second week and we continue full-steam ahead with the movement. We are still running awesome competitions, including a R1,000 cash giveaway every week for 10 weeks. Participants can also win a Sanlam Tech Bundle and tertiary support from REAP worth R30,000!
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The Education Conversations is an initiative by Kagiso Trust, the University of Johannesburg Faculty of Education and Bridge, aimed at encouraging the country to talk and create space for debates and discussions through which diverse voices can be heard focusing on what works…
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You must be wondering why we’re talking about ‘writer’s block’ on our blog? Well, we’ve all been through it before. Writer’s block does not only apply to the authors, poets or bloggers (ahem!).
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I remember crying on the day I had received my matric results, the unthinkable happened! I passed with only one distinction – very disappointing! Even more disappointing because it was a Life Orientation distinction (the importance of the subject content is debatable).
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Growing up I’ve always had an average body size, I was not skinny nor was I chubby, just average. That all changed when I went to primary and this change occurred around year 3 or 4 of primary school.
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“Don’t touch my hair, when it’s the feelings I wear…Don’t touch my crown…”-Solange (African American music artist). This song represents a relatable experience for black women with their hair and their appearances. It has initiated various discussions,
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