Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Do you feel like you don’t quite understand the Human Endocrine System? No worries, these notes will help you understand. They provide detailed explanations of each of the endocrine glands, their location, function and the hormones they secrete. They also provide the functions of each of these hormones. These notes have been prepared in line with the CAPS grade 12 exam guideline and thus include everything that will be tested in the exam. Enjoy!

Do you feel like you’re not quite solid with what you’ve learnt this year in Life Sciences? These notes got your back. They provide great detailed explanations that you’ll understand after reading them. They also include some visuals for understanding purposes. I hope you’ll enjoy them!

A description of each type of sentence that you would be required to change the tense of, an explanation of how to do so, an example done for you and questions to do. At the end of the document there are answers to all the questions.

During this time of online lessons self explanatory and simple notes can come in handy.

An extensive assignment on public health management. It covers project management and the health system following project steps, and adapting the logical framework and Kutzin finance model. This assignment was written for submission in 2018 academic year and can be used by student as a guide for writting their assignments

This is a 1 page document with simple direction of understanding research methodology and it's made to be used a start-up for students. It is easier to use when writing first draft of your research project. It's simple made into 1 page and it takes less than 20 minutes to read and understand.

Grade 12 IEB Physical Sciences notes on chemical bonds. In depth notes on energy change and rates of reactions written in accordance with the SAGS. Notes that are easy to read and easy to study from.

These notes explain what mechanisation is, when it occurred and why and the two types of mechanisation. It also explains the different sectors in the South African economy. Additionally, it explains when colonisation and globalisation occurred, its reasons and effects. It also includes a table with the advantages and disadvantages of colonisation and globalisation. Lastly, it describes what industrialisation is, its characteristics, its advantages and disadvantages and when it began.

These notes discuss the laws of demand and supply with their relevant graphs, how market equilibrium if formed and what utility is (with an example of how it works, including a graph). It also explains the elasticities of demand, each with examples and graph snd the production possibility curve. Lastly, it explains the different types of markets, the effects of market failure and how governments intervene.