Are you a Life Orientation learner? If yes, then you need to learn what conflict avoidance means. Conflict avoidance is a common term that refers to the actions we take to prevent or resolve conflicts between two or more individuals, groups, or communities. In South Africa, the concept of conflict avoidance has become increasingly important … Read more
How many credits must be completed to pass 10-12, according to the Department of Basic Education? Learners in Grades 10-12 will be promoted from grade to grade if they have offered and completed the School-Based Assessment, Practical Assessment Tasks, where applicable, oral assessment and end-of-year examination requirements in not fewer than seven (7) subjects as … Read more
Distinguish between HIV and AIDS: Life Orientation Term 3 Notes. According to Aids Map, the terms HIV and AIDS are used interchangeably, leading to confusion about their differences. Here, we’ll discuss the definition and differences of both terms. HIV stands for ‘human immunodeficiency virus’. HIV belongs to a group of viruses called retroviruses. HIV attacks … Read more
On this page we will critically discuss how females are discriminated against in sporting activities. Females, when compared to males are still discriminated against when it comes to sport in general. The discrimination usually takes form through the wage gap, lack of adequate media coverage, and derogatory stereotypes against women. Video: Will Men and Women … Read more
Critically evaluate the mechanisms that are enforced to regulate inhumane farming methods, or the question can be “Suggest strategies that could be considered to minimize the effects of inhumane farming methods”. Inhumane farming methods Examples Inhumane farming methods are ways of farming that are cruel to animals. An example is battery or factory farming. This … Read more
Five Religious Principles or Factors that may impact positively on the issue of Teenage Pregnancy: Teenage pregnancy, occurring in girls aged 10–19 years, remains a serious health and social problem in South Africa and has been associated with numerous risk factors evident in the young people’s family, peer, school, and neighborhood contexts. There is evidence … Read more
On this page, we will give tips on the way to advise, comfort and encourage your friend on how to effectively deal with stress resulting from failing a grade. First of all, failing a grade is not the end of the world. It just means that it is an opportunity to learn more. An opportunity … Read more
On this page, we will propose sustainable ways in which businesses could assist the schools, in order to ensure that school leavers are better prepared for the workplace environment. There are many sustainable ways in which the business could assist school leavers to become more ready for the workplace. According to BusinessTech, South Africa has … Read more
Answer to: Evaluate the extent to which the Government has Contributed to Social Grants. Why Social Grants are important? Social grants are in place to help improve standards of living in society and are given to people who are vulnerable to poverty and in need of state support. These generally include older people, people with disabilities, and … Read more
On this page, we will critically discuss how Xenophobia in South Africa could effectively be eliminated. South Africa is a country where protests culture is rife. Whether the protests are aimed at xenophobia, service delivery, unemployment, or political party, the aim is to raise much-needed awareness and attract the attention of the country’s leadership in … Read more