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Grade 8 LO Term 1 Summaries are composed using the Via Afrika textbooks' work with examples and supplementary notes by compiler (external party). Contents: Weeks 1-3:  Development of the self in society | Physical Education Unit 1:  Self-concept formation and self-motivation Unit 2:  Safety issues relating to fitness activities Unit 3:  Participation in physical activities that promote components of fitness Weeks 4-6:  Development of the self in society | Physical Education Unit 1:  Sexuality Unit 2:  Participation in physical activities that promote components of fitness Unit 3:  Participation and movement performance in physical activities that promote components of fitness Weeks 7-9:  Development of the self in society | Physical Education Unit 1:  Relationships and friendships at home, school and in the community Unit 2:  Participation in physical activities that promote components of fitness Week 10:  World of work | Physical Education Unit 1Different learning styles: visual, aural, kinaesthetic, reading and writing Unit 2:  Participation in physical activities that promote components of fitness Unit 3:  Participation and movement performance in physical activities that promote components of fitness

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, U1: Social pressures including the
U1: Sexuality (B) media that impact on sexuality
U2: Participation in physical • Social pressure = the pressure from families, communities,
culture and peers that form teenagers' identities.
activities that promote • Media can add pressure by creating a sense of what teenagers
components of fitness should look like and behave.
• Media representations of sex and sexuality negatively influence
U3: Participation and movement teenage sexual decision-making.
performance in physical activities • Media can also positively present information on sexuality and
that promote components of fitness responsible sexual behaviour.




Sample U2: Circuit training
Problem solving: identity
formation and development



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• Identity crisis = the combination of physical, mental and
• Stations = the different activities in the circuit. social changes and serious life choices.
• Stamina = the ability to maintain energy levels • Identity formation is a critical developmental task -
while doing an activity over a period. involves exploring personal values, ethics, spirituality, racial
• Flexibility = the ability to use your muscles by and ethnic identity, sexuality, and gender.
bending and stretching them. • Rapid changes in teenagers' identity can reflect in their
musical tastes, appearance, friends, romantic partners and
decision-making.

U3: Movement performance
• Stretching: g How to solve problems
o It must be gradual – no jerking.
o Sit with your legs apart. • Get as much information about the problem as possible.
o Slowly bend forward and put your hands between • Think of possible solutions.
your feet – hold for 10 counts. • Consider each solution.
o Repeat stretching over your straight knee, towards • Brainstorm the effects, results and consequences of each
your foot. solution.
• Choose the best solution.

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