LIFE ORIENTATION
LEVEL 2
PREPARED BY
MR MLANGENI K
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LIFE ORIENTATION L2
Level 2 Life Orientation study guide, 14 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download.
Subject: Life OrientationMultiple grades14 pages
Life Orientation. Study guide, 14 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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- 14
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After completing this lesson, you will
be able to:
Define a study group
List the qualities of a study group
Distinguish between the Pros and Cons of study groups
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Develop a study plan
COMPARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF JOINING A STUDY
GROUP
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What is a study group?
Method in which you can study.
E.g. a group of people who meet to study a particular subject and then report
their findings or recommendations.
The group meets every Saturday afternoon from 15:00-17:00 and go through the content they
want to achieve in the session. They then allocate responsibilities towards each other for the
next session.
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QUALITITES OF A USEFUL STUDY GROUP
Join the group willingly for your own benefit.
Group members get along and respect each other.
Members meet regularly.
Members always attend sessions.
Every member does what is expected of him/her.
Students help each other.
Refer to your textbook (p. 85)
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Are study groups for you? Your learning style inventory suggested whether
you prefer to study alone or in a group. If you do like working in groups,
forming a study group for a particular class may be a great help to you.
Even if you usually like to study alone, you may find a study group helpful
in particular circumstances, such as solving a maths problem. As with
almost everything, study groups have advantages and disadvantages. (p.86)
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Keep members motivated Some group members may not be
productive
Ensures the correct studying of the
content Some members may waste the others
time because they didn’t attend class
Helps members remember their work
Some members may use the time to
Helps members review their weak
socialize and chat
points
Some members only take, they don’t
Prevents loneliness
give
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CONTINUING…
Fun and enjoyable way of learning Some members give others the
incorrect information
Motivates members to study
Sometimes it can take a long time to
Gives opportunities to be open and
complete a piece of work when
share own knowledge
everyone wants to say something ,
Helps members cover more work in a even if its not relevant.
short period of time.
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CONTINUING…
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PLEASE WATCH THE STUDY GROUP CLIP
BELOW…
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An activity to do
Activity 4-Page 86
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of joining a study group
1. Make a list of five advantages of joining a study group. (5)
2. Make a list of five disadvantages of joining a study group. (5)
3. Compare the advantages and disadvantages. Write a conclusion about
joining a study group. (5)
total [15]
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Answers to activity 4
1. List of advantages
Joining a study group helps you to keep you motivated√
It helps you with aspects you find difficult as your group can explain or find
answers when working together √
It ensures that you are studying the correct material √
It helps you to remember facts and information √
It prevents loneliness, at least you're with your mates √
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Continuing…
1. List of disadvantages
Some group members may not be productive √
Some members may waste the others time because they didn’t attend class √
Some members may use the time to socialize and chat √
Some members only take, they don’t give √
Some members give others the incorrect information √
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Compare the advantages and
disadvantages (1 mark for comparison)
advantages disadvantages
Keep members motivated √ Some group members may not be
productive √
Ensures the correct studying of the √
content Some members may waste the others
time because they didn’t attend class
Helps members remember their work
Some members may use the time to
Helps members review their weak
socialize and chat √
points
Some members only take, they don’t
Prevents loneliness
give
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EDUCATION IS THE MOVEMENT FROM
DARKNESS TO LIGHT
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