Life Orientation

• how long can a short term goal be achieved?

  1 week to 1 month, less than a year
• How long can a medium-goal be achieved in?

  one to three years
• how long can a long term goal be achieved in?

  three years and longer
• what does SMART goals stand for?

  s-specific

  M- measurable

  A-achievable

  R-realistic

  T-timely
• what are the 5 types of relationships?

  1. family
  2. friends
  3. romantic
  4. casual
  5. formal
• What is a toxic trait?

  • dishonesty
• definition of Bigitory?


  an unreasonable attachment to a belief or opinion
• definition of sexist?


  stereotyping or discrimination shown based on gender/sex
• definition of racist?


  discrimination against a person/ group based on their ethnic group
• definition of harassment?


  aggression, pressure or intimidation
• definition of Domestic violence Act?


  a list of do's and don'ts to stop abuse given by a magistrate by the court
• definition of the bill of rights?

  the rights of all people in our country has to dignity, equality and freedom
• definition of 16 days of activism?

  worldwide campaign to oppose violence against women and children
• definition of Patriacle?


  Hierarchy/ society ruled by men
• definition of matriacle?


  rulled or controlled by women
• definition of prejudice?


  opinion that is not based on reason or experience
• what is human rights day?


  a date chosen to honor the sacrifices that were made during aparthied.
• what is freedom day?

  a public holiday that is celebrates the first post-aparthied elections
• what is a learner-ship?

  a learning program that leads to a qualification
• what is inhumane?


  no compassion for missury/ suffering is is cruel
• what is bursary?


  a sum of money given to somebody so they may study further
• what does NSFAS stand for?

  National Student Financial Aid Scheme
• What does NSFAS do?

  provides financial aid to undergraduate students to continue with their studies
• definition of imitigate?


  to move something bad/sever /painful
• What does GET stand for?

  General Education Training
• what does FET stand for?

  Further Education Training
• what is a degree?

  a qualification given after a person has completed their studies
• what does transparency mean?

  to not hide anything and easy to understand
• what is representation?


  when a person/group speaks for another person/group
• what is governance?


  a system that provides a frame work for managing organisations
• what does Separation of Powers mean?

  when everybody applies to the rule of law
• what is the rule of law?

  nobody is above the law
• what does mandates mean?


  an official order to do something
• advocant?


  a professional on the field of law
• what does HET sand for?

  Higher Education Training
• what is one example of HET training?

  collage/universities
• what is a power relation?

  when power is shared between people in a relationship
• what is unequal power relations?


  when one person has more power over the other in a relationship
• definition of pandemic?


  a widespread of a infectious disease over a while country or world at the same time
• how do universities pick their students?

  • academic performance
  • extracurricular activities
  • personal qualities