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What was the reason for 'The Great Trek'.?

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Explain the usefulness of a source talking about 'The Great Trek' to a historian studying 'The Great Trek'

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Explain the message conveyed by the cartoonist regarding 'The Great Trek'.

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By referring to 'Settler Capitalism' what does a term capitalism means?

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How did victors describe the 'Scorched Earth Policy'?

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Explain the brutality of the 'Scorched Earth Policy '.

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• It soon became apparent to the Boers that beyond the Western Cape and Boland regions, the terrain of South Africa was unsuitable for intensive agriculture but very suitable for cattle farming. The majority of them lacked the financial means to buy slaves imported all the way from Indonesia, but since they were already in the process of dispossessing the indigenous population of their land, it seemed logical to take both the land and the people by force. (Coordinator’s slides) By referring to the above source. Explain the treatment of the Master towards Dina.

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Explain the treatment of the Master towards Dina.

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Mention two countries that were heavily affected by slave trade in the African continent.

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Which year did colonialism began in South Africa?

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'Within few weeks of Jan Van Riebeeck's arrival at the Cape, he wanted slaves at setting up the refreshment station as the Cape was not to be his Colony'. Explain the reason why he decided to exclude the indigenous people of the Cape in this regard?

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What led to the Establishment of the Dutch East India Company?

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Explain the reason that led to the first war between the khokhoi and the Dutch people.

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Give me examples of pictures of written primary sources that were published by scholars during the apartheid era, that link to the value of justice and fairness.

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Give me two examples of written primary sources that were published during the apartheid era, that link to the value of justice and fairness.

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Give me two examples of sources that were published during the apartheid era, that link to the value of justice and fairness.

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What values will gain when learning about Apartheid era

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Create a sample of lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson, select a topic about Apartheid era within the history CAPS only, choose from grade 7 to 12

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Illustration featuring diverse individuals standing together with the word "Unity" to teach values in history lessons, correlating with the Apartheid era. Grade 8 to 12 lesson plan incorporating CAPS curriculum references on page numbers related to the content/concept area.

Create a sample lesson on how values can be taught in a history lesson.The topic of the lesson plan should be about Apartheid era, include CAPS page no and the content/ concept area. ( Grade 8 to 12)

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Create a sample lesson on how values can be taught in a history lesson.The topic of the lesson plan should be about Apartheid era, include CAPS page noand the content/ concept area.

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What are the significance of history in teaching and learning? Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style

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Students should be demonstrated in history subjects that values affect human behavior and decisions, there is an opportunity to choose values, and choosing certain values and acting accordingly have various consequences. In addition, they must be enabled to understand the importance of values in human relations. It must be carefully decided which values to teach in a history subject and the values taught should become a part of real life by putting them into action. Referring to the above statement, critically discuss current debates about history as a subject, current debates timeline: ( 2015- 2024). Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style

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Students should be demonstrated in history subjects that values affect human behavior and decisions, there is an opportunity to choose values, and choosing certain values and acting accordingly have various consequences. In addition, they must be enabled to understand the importance of values in human relations. It must be carefully decided which values to teach in a history subject and the values taught should become a part of real life by putting them into action. Referring to the above statement, critically discuss current debates about history as a subject. Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style

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Illustration showing a World War II history lesson with students discussing values like courage, sacrifice, and tolerance as they analyze primary sources depicting soldiers' experiences. Learners will gain critical thinking skills in evaluating historical events, empathy by understanding the perspectives of individuals during wartime, and an appreciation for the importance of collective values in shaping history.

Create a sample lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson. Topic: World War Two, include knowledge and skills that learners are going to obtain after the lesson

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Create a sample lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson. Topic: World War Two, include specific aims, lesson objective which is knowledge and skills, values/attitude.

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Create a sample of lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson, select a theme/ topic ( Apartheid topic ) within the history CAPS (grade 7 to 12) include CAPS page no and content/ concept area.

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Create a sample of lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson, select a theme/ topic within the history CAPS (grade 7 to 12) include CAPS page no and content/ concept area.

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Create a sample of lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson, select a theme/ topic within the history CAPS, include CAPS page no and content/ concept area.

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Create a sample lesson plan on how values can be taught in a history lesson, select a theme/topic within the history CAPS only (grade 7 to 12).

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Provide three examples of cited case studies of successful adaptation projects and innovative climatological strategies adopted by coastal regions in Africa

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Apartheid is a historical events that is still discussed in today's society and why is it significant? Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style

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Critically discuss historical events that still that are still discussed in today's society and why are they still significant? Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style

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What is the significance of history in teaching and learning?

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“Students should be demonstrated in history subjects that values affect human behavior and decisions, there is an opportunity to choose values, and choosing certain values and acting accordingly have various consequences. In addition, they must be enabled to understand the importance of values in human relations. It must be carefully decided which values to teach in a history subject and the values taught should become a part of real life by putting them into action”. Referring to the above statement, critically discuss current debates about history as a subject and its significance in teaching and learning. Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing

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“Students should be demonstrated in history subjects that values affect human behavior and decisions, there is an opportunity to choose values, and choosing certain values and acting accordingly have various consequences. In addition, they must be enabled to understand the importance of values in human relations (Translated by Safran, 2006, pp. 143-144). It must be carefully decided which values to teach in a history subject and the values taught should become a part of real life by putting them into action” (Paykoç, 1991). Please write me a topic referring to this statement

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"Student should be demonstrated in history subject that values affect human behavior and decisions, there is an opportunity to choose values, and choosing certain values and acting accordingly have various consequences. In addition, they must be able to understand the importance of values in human relations ( Translated by Safran, 2006, pp. 143-144). It must be carefully decided which values to teach in a history subject and the values taught should become a part of real life by putting them into action" ( Paykoç, 1991). Evaluate the validity of this statement by referring to the following: Critically discuss current debates about history as a subject and its significance in teaching and learning. ( Essay length two pages) Please include in-text citation APA 7th referencing style.

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Alicia is a 6-year-old girl in Grade 1 in a public Primary School near Pinetown. Her parents are originally from Mozambique, her mother fled from Mozambique due to the physical abuse from Alicia’s father and came to South Africa last year in search of a better life for her children. Alicia lives in an informal settlement with her mother and 2 younger brothers. Her mother hand weaves mats and sells them by the roadside, Alicia helps her after school and during weekends. She has not found work yet and use the little money she gets from selling mats to support her children. Alicia speaks Swahili and Portuguese at home and does not understand any of the South African languages. The school that Alicia attends uses IsiZulu as a language of instruction and she does not understand the teacher due to the language barrier. Alicia’s birth card indicate that she was born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) a condition that results from alcohol exposure during the mother’s pregnancy. Her teacher tries her best to accommodate her by relying on demonstrations when instructing her to do tasks, it is however, still difficult for Alicia to comprehend and her teacher suspects that Alicia’s academic challenges are not only a result of the language barrier. She seems to lack concentration in class and appears to be in a world of her own. She also struggles to interact and engage with other learners in her class. Her teacher has noted that she is usually tired in the mornings and lacks energy, her energy levels seem to improve after break when she has eaten a meal provided by the school. Her teacher called her mother for a meeting to address Alicia’s academic challenges, her mother came to school intoxicated and communication between her and Alicia’s teacher was difficult. She did demonstrate that the teacher must hit Alicia if she gives her any trouble. Despite Alicia’s academic challenges her teacher has noted that she is very artistic and enjoys drawing, singing, and dancing. Using the biopsychosocial model formulate a table and identity the biological psychological and the social/ environmental factors that apply to Alicia's case. Start by identifying the positive factors(what can Alicia rely on?)

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Alicia is a 6-year-old girl in Grade 1 in a public Primary School near Pinetown. Her parents are originally from Mozambique, her mother fled from Mozambique due to the physical abuse from Alicia’s father and came to South Africa last year in search of a better life for her children. Alicia lives in an informal settlement with her mother and 2 younger brothers. Her mother hand weaves mats and sells them by the roadside, Alicia helps her after school and during weekends. She has not found work yet and use the little money she gets from selling mats to support her children. Alicia speaks Swahili and Portuguese at home and does not understand any of the South African languages. The school that Alicia attends uses IsiZulu as a language of instruction and she does not understand the teacher due to the language barrier. Alicia’s birth card indicate that she was born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) a condition that results from alcohol exposure during the mother’s pregnancy. Her teacher tries her best to accommodate her by relying on demonstrations when instructing her to do tasks, it is however, still difficult for Alicia to comprehend and her teacher suspects that Alicia’s academic challenges are not only a result of the language barrier. She seems to lack concentration in class and appears to be in a world of her own. She also struggles to interact and engage with other learners in her class. Her teacher has noted that she is usually tired in the mornings and lacks energy, her energy levels seem to improve after break when she has eaten a meal provided by the school. Her teacher called her mother for a meeting to address Alicia’s academic challenges, her mother came to school intoxicated and communication between her and Alicia’s teacher was difficult. She did demonstrate that the teacher must hit Alicia if she gives her any trouble. Despite Alicia’s academic challenges her teacher has noted that she is very artistic and enjoys drawing, singing, and dancing. Using the biopsychosocial model formulate a table and identity the biological psychological and the social/ environmental factors that apply to Alicia's case. Start by identifying the reinforcing factors (why does it continue?)

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Alicia is a 6-year-old girl in Grade 1 in a public Primary School near Pinetown. Her parents are originally from Mozambique, her mother fled from Mozambique due to the physical abuse from Alicia’s father and came to South Africa last year in search of a better life for her children. Alicia lives in an informal settlement with her mother and 2 younger brothers. Her mother hand weaves mats and sells them by the roadside, Alicia helps her after school and during weekends. She has not found work yet and use the little money she gets from selling mats to support her children. Alicia speaks Swahili and Portuguese at home and does not understand any of the South African languages. The school that Alicia attends uses IsiZulu as a language of instruction and she does not understand the teacher due to the language barrier. Alicia’s birth card indicate that she was born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) a condition that results from alcohol exposure during the mother’s pregnancy. Her teacher tries her best to accommodate her by relying on demonstrations when instructing her to do tasks, it is however, still difficult for Alicia to comprehend and her teacher suspects that Alicia’s academic challenges are not only a result of the language barrier. She seems to lack concentration in class and appears to be in a world of her own. She also struggles to interact and engage with other learners in her class. Her teacher has noted that she is usually tired in the mornings and lacks energy, her energy levels seem to improve after break when she has eaten a meal provided by the school. Her teacher called her mother for a meeting to address Alicia’s academic challenges, her mother came to school intoxicated and communication between her and Alicia’s teacher was difficult. She did demonstrate that the teacher must hit Alicia if she gives her any trouble. Despite Alicia’s academic challenges her teacher has noted that she is very artistic and enjoys drawing, singing, and dancing. Using the biopsychosocial model formulate a table and identity the biological psychological and the social/ environmental factors that apply to Alicia's case. Start by identifying the instigating factors (why now)

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Using the biopsychosocial model formulate a table and identity the biological psychological and the social/environmental factors that apply to Alicia's case. Start by identifying the instigating factors(why now)

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Alicia is a 6-year-old girl in Grade 1 in a public Primary School near Pinetown. Her parents are originally from Mozambique, her mother fled from Mozambique due to the physical abuse from Alicia’s father and came to South Africa last year in search of a better life for her children. Alicia lives in an informal settlement with her mother and 2 younger brothers. Her mother hand weaves mats and sells them by the roadside, Alicia helps her after school and during weekends. She has not found work yet and use the little money she gets from selling mats to support her children. Alicia speaks Swahili and Portuguese at home and does not understand any of the South African languages. The school that Alicia attends uses IsiZulu as a language of instruction and she does not understand the teacher due to the language barrier. Alicia’s birth card indicate that she was born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) a condition that results from alcohol exposure during the mother’s pregnancy. Her teacher tries her best to accommodate her by relying on demonstrations when instructing her to do tasks, it is however, still difficult for Alicia to comprehend and her teacher suspects that Alicia’s academic challenges are not only a result of the language barrier. She seems to lack concentration in class and appears to be in a world of her own. She also struggles to interact and engage with other learners in her class. Her teacher has noted that she is usually tired in the mornings and lacks energy, her energy levels seem to improve after break when she has eaten a meal provided by the school. Her teacher called her mother for a meeting to address Alicia’s academic challenges, her mother came to school intoxicated and communication between her and Alicia’s teacher was difficult. She did demonstrate that the teacher must hit Alicia if she gives her any trouble. Despite Alicia’s academic challenges her teacher has noted that she is very artistic and enjoys drawing, singing, and dancing. Using the biopsychosocial model formulate a table and identity the biological psychological and the social/ environmental factors that apply to Alicia's case Start by identifying the vulnerability factors (why me)

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What is the developing theory

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Benefits of wetlands

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Wetlands, Types, Ecosystems, Biodiversity, Conservation in the style of Pablo Picasso

Types of wetlands

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Characteristics of wetlands

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Define wetlands

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Conclusion of an essay talking about primary and secondary sources, the role that they play in enabling the understanding of history, role that these sources play in developing historical skills in history education, 5 historical skills learners obtain when engaging with the contents of history, the role that CAPS play in implementing primary and secondary sources in the teaching and learning of history.

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Digital infographic showing the CAPS (Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement) framework integrating primary and secondary sources into history education with emphasis on skills like evaluating source reliability, recognizing diverse perspectives, extracting and interpreting information, and understanding chronological sequences.

What role does the CAPS play in implementing primary and secondary sources in the teaching and learning of history when it aligned with the following skills, being able to evaluate the usefulness of sources, including reliability, stereotyping and subjectivity, understanding the range of sources of information available for studying the past, extract and interpret information from a number of sources, recognize that there is often more than one perspective of a history, allowing for discussion and interpretation of events, consolidation of fact and opinion, and better comprehension of the chronological sequence of historic events

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What role does the CAPS play in implementing primary and secondary sources in the teaching and learning of history

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Explanation of the nature of history, the process of inquiry. primary and secondary sources are aid that inquiry what in history

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Primary source of any apartheid official

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What are the significance of primary and secondary sources in history education

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Illustration depicting a classroom setting with students examining primary sources such as photographs and letters from the civil rights movement, and secondary sources like textbooks and documentaries, sparking lively discussions about racial segregation and its impact.

Primary and secondary sources bring history to life in the classroom like for example Lesson on racial segregation. Can you provide me with example on how primary and secondary sources bring history to life in the classroom

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How does the skill of understanding the range of sources of information available for studying the past, the skill of extract and interpret information from a number of sources, the skill to recognize that there is often more than one perspective of historical event, including the skill to participate in constructive and focused debate through the careful evaluation of historical evidence play an important role in understanding primary and secondary sources in history

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Diagram illustrating the evaluation process of primary and secondary sources using icons representing reliability, stereotyping, and subjectivity.

How does the skill of evaluating the usefulness of source, including reliability, stereotyping and subjectivity, play an important role in understanding primary and secondary sources in history.

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Primary, Secondary, Sources, Historical Skills, Understanding in the style of Pablo Picasso

How do primary and secondary sources play a significant role in developing historical skills vital for understanding history

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