Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Action-driven community members benefit from short courses offered at CUT
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Action-driven community members benefit from short courses offered at CUT
Finding a job can be very challenging, even more so if you don’t have skills or qualifications. Many youths in our country don’t have the opportunity to finish school due to number of reasons. Supporting and advancing skills development amongst youth in this region is important to CUT.
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Interested in Doing a BCom? Wits University explains their programme options.
The BCom is made up of a number of compulsory units (courses) which form the ‘foundation’ of the programme. Other units are chosen from a wide range of subjects, including those offered by the Faculty of Humanities and the Faculty of Science.
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Learning Tips: Thinking aloud/private speech
Applications of private speech in learning include planning, monitoring progress, or guiding ourselves in working through challenging tasks and mastering new skills. It can help us manage situations and control our behavior by verbalizing our feelings, or venting to ourselves.
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Zahara to perform at Kovsie, University of the Free State (UFS)
The University of the Free State (UFS) will host the annual Kovsie Extravaganza on October 13, named Zircus, because of multiple Sama-winning singing sensation Zahara who will be the event’s main attraction. The best of the student performers at Kovsies will share the stage with her.
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Help for Matrics – PODCASTS
Avusa, through its newspaper supplements – Sowetan Education and Matric Survival Kit – is working in partnership with Mindset, through its Mindet LearnXtra programme, and the Department of Education to produce user-friendly broadcast and print learning materials for revision.
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SA's depression part of a global problem
According to the WHO, depression will be the second leading burden of disease globally by 2020 – not so far away.
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EWN chief dissects SA media landscape
Kate Katopodis descended on Rhodes University’s Africa Media Matrix to deliver a presentation focused largely on new models of media production and dissemination as well as the necessity for journalism students to equip themselves with multimedia skills
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Chevron interns invited to Youth Expo in Norway
Two Northlink College students that have been invited to participate in the Youth Expo for vocational schools in Norway during October this year, will be supported by the petroleum refiner and marketer, Chevron South Africa.
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Chad a 'true gentleman' at matric dance
Cape Town – Melanie Olhaus felt “like a celebrity” and described Olympic swimming champion Chad le Clos as a “true gentleman” after attending her matric dance with him, reports Beeld.
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