Life Orientation Grade 12
Life Orientation Grade 12 controlled test 2021 term 3 (common assessment task): Questions example Give ONE word/term for EACH of the following descriptions. Write only the word/term next to the question numbers (1.2.1 to 1.2.3) in the ANSWER BOOK. A condition that can be avoided by drinking water regularly during physical education activities (1) The term describing a person who…
On this page, we will indicate how a high prevalence of human rights violations can negatively impact a community. Human rights violations negative impact on a community It is important to always remember that human rights violations affect many more people than simply their direct victims within a community. The following can happen in a community if human rights are continuously…
On this page, we will discuss why a study on media is important in a democratic country like South Africa. Media freedom is the epitome of the freedom of citizens in any country. Where there is a lack of media freedom, there is usually no transparency on what the government is doing in the country. In order to solidify the…
Are your peers responsible when they use social media? On this page we critically discuss how the youth could use social media to encourage their peers to become more responsible citizens. Social media can be bothe a blessing and a curse at the same time. This is because it has the ability to build a society and individuals in a…
On this page, we discuss 6 factors which may prevent accessibility to printed media. The digital technology innovations have brought about significant changes that have revolutionised the media industry. Most of these changes were fueled by the massive growth of, and heavy reliance on the internet. Such technologies include mobile devices, social media, video and audio streaming services, and more.…
On this page, we discuss more than two ways in which the media often fails to fulfill their responsibilities to society. The media’s main principles are aimed at being fair, honest and reliable. The minute the media deviates from these core principles, the society suffers the outcomes. 7 Ways in which the Media often Fails to Fulfill their Responsibilities Most…
On this page we find out and discuss the drawbacks that campaigners should avoid in order to run a successful Social Media campaign against human rights violations. Issues such as human rights violations (gender violence, discrimination, and bullying) are such sensitive topics that require caution. These are the issues that easily trigger negative emotions on people. When running social media…
On this page, we will discuss what responsibilities the media have in its exercise of the right to freedom of expression in democratic South Africa. The core ethics of media are to be fair, honest and reliable. However, the media may tend to prioritise making money over its ethics principles. That’s when the media do not fulfill their roles responsibly.…
On this page, we explain why print media seems to lose its support over electronic media. The digital innovations in the past 20 years have brought about a huge collapse of the big print media houses all over the world. Many print media companies were either forced to close their doors permanently or scale down their printing operations while taking…
On this page, we discuss three reasons why social media could be considered the best media platform to combat human rights violations. When it comes to human rights violations, social media platforms can be a blessing and a curse at the same time. Social media has been linked to many incidents of human rights violations all over the world. Black…