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5 productive things students can do during coronavirus lockdown

Time is one thing that once spent, can never be earned back, and something that cannot be earned back is not spent; it is rather invested.

Following are some of the productive time investing ideas could come up for students stuck in lockdown:

1. Learn to cook: It is a lifesaving skill guys. The most significant hurdle any student faces when migrating is meeting their dietary needs because the majority of us don't know how to cook. Taking this time to learn how to cook will save you some future expenditure, keep you healthy and even make you less homesick and can be a life saver in times like today if you are stuck without help. You do not have to learn to cook gourmet food, but you can get started on your favourite dishes.

2. Study ahead: It would be very beneficial for students to get in touch with either their professors or seniors in college to acclimatize with the topics that are going to be covered or get any idea about what books to refer. Getting a start ahead on your studies will not only help you in keeping up with your curriculum but will also free up some time for you to make some new friends or do some extracurricular activities.

3. Learn a new language: It is always good to learn the language of the place you are going to spend a few years. Being able to freely communicate in the local language will no doubt pave the way for you and will help break the ice with many of them which will make day to day existence more interesting. If you already know the language of the country you are going to, a new language will definitely make you new friends

4. Learn a new skill: Students can take this time to learn a new set of skills which will prepare them for not only the jobs they have ahead but will also help improve your resume and wider acceptability. There are a plethora of online courses which can be easily attended even in these difficult times. Students can choose to learn to code, to SEO/Google Analytics, personal finance planning, creative writing, and so much more.

5. Pick up a hobby: It's an excellent way to stay stress-free and also to pass one's free time. Sometimes hobbies can prove to be a whole other skill set too. Thanks to technology today, a lot can be learned from within the comforts of our homes. Learn how to play a musical instrument, learn to write, brush up your photography skills, learn to design and edit videos/photos, or you may even learn to bake or any other hobby you can think of.

If nothing else comes to mind, pick out a book and read. If food is nourishment for the body, then knowledge is nourishment for the soul. Any kind of knowledge only benefits never hurts. So, make good use of this time and learn something
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