LIFE ORIENTATION
LEVEL 3
PREPARED BY
MR MLANGENI K
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L3 Life Orientation Balanced Lifestyle in Workplace Context
Level 3 Life Orientation study guide, 13 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download.
Subject: Life OrientationMultiple grades13 pages
Life Orientation. Study guide, 13 pages. Read online or download the PDF.
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- Life Orientation
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- Multiple grades
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- Study guide
- Curriculum
- TVET
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After completing this lesson, you will be
able to:
Define physical wellbeing
List the benefits of physical fitness
Discuss nutrition
Avoid risks
Practice safe sexual behaviour
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Explore the principle of a
balanced lifestyle in a
workplace context
Explain with examples, what physical well-being means
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Explain with examples, what physical
wellbeing means
Physical wellbeing refers to the health and wellness of your body.
It means that you feel comfortable and your body functions advantageously.
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Physical Fitness
A regular exercise needs to take place in order to be physically fit.
For example, jog every 2 days.
Do aerobic dancing frequently.
Play at least 1 sport regularly.
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Benefits of being physically fit
Reduce your risk of a heart attack
Manage your weight better
Have a lower blood cholesterol level
Lower the risk of diabetes and some cancers
Feel better-with more energy, a better mood, feel more relaxed and sleep
better
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Aspects of physical fitness
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Nutrition
Nutrition refers to the range of foods you eat and the drinks that you drink
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Manage lifestyle diseases
Lifestyle diseases are illnesses that you can avoid by living a healthy
lifestyle, for example eating healthy and getting regular physical exercise.
Life style diseases include:
Heart disease
Stroke
Obesity
Diabetes
Refer to your textbook- Page 100
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Risk avoidance
Avoid risky or dangerous behaviour Reduce risk: Prevent accidents at
work
Alcohol, drugs and the use of tobacco Wear safety gear
products decrease your lifespan Follow all safety rules
Your live, heart and lungs are harmed Never use machines or tools if you are
drunk or taking drugs/medication that
can make you sleepy
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Sexual behaviour and reproductive
health
Your reproductive health refers to the health of your sexual processes,
functions and systems at all stages of your life.
Maintain or improve your reproductive health
Have a stable sexual relationship
Abstain from sex if you don't have one faithful partner
Always use a condom correctly
Avoid getting pregnant while you're still too young
Avoid having sugar daddies
Avoid having sex with stranger
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Infectious disease control and
prevention
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An activity to do
Activity 1-page 102
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