RELAB Life Orientation GR 10 Learner Revision TERMS 1-4
RELAB Life Orientation GR 10 Learner Revision TERMS 1-4
RELAB Life Orientation GR 10 Learner Revision TERMS 1-4
(RELAB)
SUBJECT: LIFE ORIENTATION
GRADE: 10
LEARNER FILE
TERM ONE - FOUR
RELAB are Informal activities conducted by learners as and when they complete a
portion of the content. Both Learners at school as well as learners at home will have
the opportunity to be assessed. However, learners at school should submit activities
done the following day for feedback and interventions. Learners at home should
submit when they return to school for feedback and clarity.
Purpose of this booklet is to cement the understanding of what should have been
covered in the classroom. Since this is an informal activity, learners can mark
themselves with the guidance of the educator.
Educator will not fall back on curriculum coverage as content will be covered
simultaneously.
Feedback from learners at home will ascertain usage of material. Educator will have
created group chart to remind learners on what is expected of them for that week.
Adequate learner activities will be experienced through this process.
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POWER AND POWER RELATIONS
3
BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
4
CAREERS AND CAREER CHOICES
5
6
7
ONE
8
BILL OF RIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTIONS & INSTRUMENTS
TYPES OF DISCRIMINATING BEHAVIOUR AND
VIOLATIONS
9
THE NATURE AND SOURCE OF BIAS, PREJUDICE
AND DISCRIMINATION –
CHALLENGING PREJUDICE AND
DISCRIMINATION
10
CONTEMPORARY EVENTS SHOWCASING THE
NATURE OF A TRANSFORMING SOUTH AFRICA
LEARNER EXERCISES
a. physically
(10)
b. emotionally
(10)
c. socially
(10)
2.8. Women do not belong in the boardroom. Critically discuss this statement.
(10)
2.9. Men are the best chefs. Provide an evaluation of this statement.
(12)
3.2. Why does physical activity lead to a better self-image and sense of well-being?
(5)
3.3. How does physical activity improve school achievement?
(5)
3.4. Sport is very important to your development. Do you agree with this statement?
Give three reasons to support your answer. (6)
3.5. Critically evaluate the time given for Physical Education (PE) per week
at your school. Write an essay to argue for more time at school for
Physical Education (PE). (10)
Cardio-vascular exercises
Cardio-respiratory
exercise
Flexibility
Muscular strength
(8)
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1. What career are you interested in and name two (2) compulsory subjects that
are required to pursue that career? (3 x 1 = 3)
Gauteng Department of Education Life Orientation RELAB: Gr 10
2. Explain what Self-knowledge is. (1)
3. Define the following concepts:
a) Stereotyping
b) Income tax
c) Bursary
d) Learnership (1 x 4 =
4)
4. Name and discuss four (4) elements or factors that form part of self-
knowledge and that influence subject, career and study choices. (8)
5. Life domains refers to the main areas or aspects in your life – Being,
Becoming, and Belonging. Discuss in detail each of the aspects mentioned.
(3 x 1 =
3)
6. Name and discuss socio-economic factors that may impact on your study
and career choices. (3 x 2 =
6)
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LEARNER EXERCISES
7.2. Read the quotation below and answer the questions that follow.
“My vision is of a South Africa that is totally non-racial...a new South Africa, a free
South Africa, where all of us, black and white together, will walk tall; where all of
us, black and white together, will hold hands as we stride forth on the Freedom
March to usher in the new South Africa where people will matter because they are
human beings made in the image of God.” Desmond Tutu
Factors that contribute to human trafficking in South Africa include poverty and
inequality; lack of educational and employment opportunities within the country
and surrounding countries; lax security at ports of entry; collusion of government
officials; lack of trained personnel to identify and handling trafficking cases and
societal beliefs that tolerate violence against women and children.
a) Human trafficking
7.3.3 List TWO kinds of youngsters who are potential victims of human trafficking.
8.1.2 To give someone or a group unfair preference or favour them unfairly (1)
8.1.3 Affirmative action was fair because it was a way to make up for the
inequalities
8.2. Read the scenario below and answer the questions that follow.
Thabo and Neo lost their parents at a very young age. Whilst mourning, their uncle
took over their father's assets, including the house, leaving them with nothing. They
both dropped out of school because they did not have a stable place they could call
home. Thabo ended up leaving in the streets and Neo agreeing to a customary
marriage with an older man just for her to have a home.
8.2.1 Identify the human rights that are violated in the scenario above. (2)
8.2.2. Identify and describe the instruments that can be used to address the violated
rights in the scenario above. (4)
8.2.3. Suggest three possible actions that Thabo and Neo could take.
(6)
(a) Prejudice
9.2
“Despite the introduction of IRVs, AIDS remains the number one killer
disease, because many people are not aware of their HIV status”.
9.2.2. Why do people discriminate against people who are HIV positive?
(2)
9.2.3. Discuss the effects of discrimination against people who are HIV positive or
living with AIDS.
(6)
10.1. What contribution did the following people make in addressing human rights
violations?
10.1.1. Desmond Tutu
(3)
10.2. Read the quotation below and answer the questions that follow.
“Fathers can play an important role in teaching equality and respect to their
children, breaking cycles of violence”- Ruti Levtov
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STUDY METHODS
3
CRITICAL, CREATIVE AND PROBLEM-SOLVING
SKILLS
4
SOCIAL ISSUES
TWO
5
COMMUNITY SERVICE
6
COMMUNITY SERVICES AND VOLUNTEERISM
7
YOUTH AND CIVIC ORGANISATIONS
8
EXAMS
9
10
LEARNER EXERCISES
QUESTION 1:
Distinguish between critical thinking and creative skills and explain why these
are essential in problem solving
List two study skills and two study methods that you would recommend as
essential when preparing for the exams.
QUESTION 3:
LEARNER EXERCISES
2.1. A Community service is one of the constructive skills to reduce crime and
poverty we are experiencing in our country. Discuss how it can reduce crime
and
poverty. (6)
2.2. List 2 different community services you have in your neighbourhood. (2)
2.3. Is a community service, a social responsibility for all S.A. citizens?
Explain. (2)
2.1. Identify one critical social issue in your community, what type of a community
service can be provided to assist the community. Explain how it can assist/benefit
the community. (15)
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ADOLESCENCE TO ADULTHOOD
3
IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION
THREE
4
SEXUALITY, LIFESTYLE CHOICES AND PEER
PRESSURE
5
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITIES AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH
6
DIVERSITY IN JOBS
8
WORK SETTING
9
OPPORTUNITIES IN DIFFERENT CAREER FIELDS
10
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REMOTE LEARNING
LEARNER EXERCISES
TERM 3 - WEEK 1 TO 3
DEVELOPMENT OF SELF IN SOCIETY
WEEK 1
LIFE ROLES
Case Study
Khanyi is a 15-year-old grade 10 learner. Her mother works every day. Her father
was killed in an accident when she was two. Khanyi’s grandmother lives with them.
She is now very old and weak. She needs to be helped and looked after all the
It is now Khanyi’s responsibility to look after her grandmother. Khanyi must bath
her grandmother and give her medicine. She also must cook and clean the house.
Some days she can leave her grandmother for a few hours. But if her grandmother
is having a bad day, she has to stay at home. Khanyi cannot got to school
regularly. She asks her friends what has happened in class and tries to do the
work on her own. The school wants to expel her. Her mother does not know what
to do about the situation.
Read the case study above and give written answers to the questions below.
WEEK 2
1. State two benefit of being a teenager and two benefits of being an adult.
(4)
2. Explain what emotional change is and give an example of it.
(4)
WEEK 3
IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION
Case Study
Mpho and her family has recently moved from Bloemfontein to Soweto. She now
goes to a new school. She misses her friends in Bloemfontein. She is finding it
hard to make new friends in a new school. She is very shy and keeps to herself.
REMOTE LEARNING
LEARNER EXERCISES
TERM 3 - WEEK 4 TO 7
DEVELOPMENT OF SELF IN SOCIETY
(20)
4.4. Discuss TWO possible reasons why people make unhealthy lifestyle choices
that my lead to Date Rape. (4)
4.5. Name SIX values required as strategies to strengthen responsible decisions
regarding sexuality and lifestyle choices. (6)
4.6. List FIVE organisations, their contacts, and the services they provide where
you
can find help regarding sexuality and lifestyle choices:
ORGANISATION CONTACTS SERVICES PROVIDED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.1. Define the following term: Recreational Activities and Emotional Health. (4)
5.2. What are the characteristics of the emotionally healthy person? (6)
5.3. What are the negative symptoms or disorders which may disturb your
emotional
health? (8)
5.4. How should one stay healthy and promote the emotional well- being (4)
5.5. State FOUR benefits of participating in Recreational Activities. (4)
Visual Arts
Law
Trades
Engineering
(18)
7.3. What are the FIVE steps involved in Crop production? (5)
7.4. What are the THREE main jobs of the Décor Designer? (3)
1. Designing
3. Growing
(9)
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TERM 3
WORK SETTINGS:
WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT AND CONDITIONS. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS
8.3. Explain activities involved in each job: designing, assembling and (6)
growing
8.6. Discuss the importance of information gathering skills in the workplace. (6)
8.7. Describe how you would integrate the different parts of yourself into the (8)
world of work.
9.4. Tabulate differences and similarities between recreation, fitness and (6)
sports.
9.6. South Africa’s sports market has shown growth in the last few years, (8)
discuss what it means for employment opportunities in the sports
market.
9.7.2) What kind of personality should you have for your career? (8)
9.7.3) Discuss three key duties and skills of your career. (12)
9.7.4) Explain how research skills are valuable in your chosen career. (4)
9.7.5) Briefly explain how your career will benefit our country. (4)
9.7.6) What is the salary package of your chosen career? Explain how (6)
a
9.7.8) Discuss four qualities that are considered for a promotion in your (8)
chosen career.
importance of punctuality
10.6. Describe how you can turn your talent into a career. (4)
10.7. Describe five key transferable skills that you can develop at school, (10)
recreational activities and everyday life.
TERM 4
C. TABLE OF CONTENTS
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7 10
8 11
9 13
10 14
REMOTE LEARNING
LEARNER EXERCISES
TERM 4
Week/s: 1-3