High school ieb Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Line by Line in-depth analysis of the IEB prescribed poem 'Assassination' by Don L Lee. Colour-coded and extremely easy to follow to make your studying easier. The summary also includes an overview of the poem's biographical information, main message, tone, structure, and figurative language.

Grade 11 Theory Notes on the Module: Dark Side of the Internet from the IEB textbook. Achieved a Distinction in Grade 11 and Grade 12.

Super helpful IEB notes for consumer studies. I am an A student and these are all the notes i use to study from. Unit 1 - the consumer. Includes consumer complaints, warranty vs guarantee, scams, contracts, grey goods, fair trade, letter of complaint, tax, interest rates, inflation and globalisation. Notes on prebiotic and probiotic, functional foods, food borne disease and notes for Health conditions. Conditions include anaemia, HIV&AIDS, constipation, colon cancer, goitre, malnutrition, obesit...

A comprehensive list of common Intensive Forms asked in the Afrikaans First Additional Language paper one. The list is suitable for all high school students for both IEB and DBE from grade 8 to grade 12.

An mini guide through analytical geometry to aid in quick time learning of the Grade 11 Mathematics section

An IEB students guide through grade 9 biology/ life science. These notes are guaranteed to give you a solid foundation throughout the rest of your high school career and assist in achieving your goals.

A complete and thorough summary of everything in Afrikaans Paper 1, matric. This includes sentence structure and word order, and the rules that apply. These notes cover nearly everything that is learnt over the entirety of high school (grade 8-12) for Afrikaans First Additional Language, IEB, so it is still beneficial to those who are no in matric.

This concept is examinable in the grade 12 exams for physical science in both the IEB and CAPS syllabus. This document contains possible exam questions and answers on qualitative chemistry.

This concept is examinable in the grade 12 exams for physical science in both the IEB and CAPS syllabus. How to calculate the limiting reagent in a reaction is explained in this document.