Search for eResources by keyword We found 1 resource for Grade GradeR123456789101112 Subject SubjectAccountingAdvancing Further (36 - 48 months)Afrikaans Eerste Addisionele TaalAfrikaans HuistaalAfrikaans Tweede Addisionele TaalAgricultural Management PracticesAgricultural SciencesAgricultural TechnologyArabicBegining Stages (0 - 18 months)Business StudiesCivil Technology: Civil ServicesCivil Technology: ConstructionCivil Technology: WoodworkingComputer Applications TechnologyConsumer StudiesCreative ArtsCreative Arts: DanceCreative Arts: DramaCreative Arts: MusicCreative Arts: Visual ArtsDance StudiesDesignDramatic ArtsEconomic Management SciencesEconomicsElectrical Technology: ElectronicsElectrical Technology: Power SystemsEngineering Graphics and DesignEnglish First Additional LanguageEnglish Home LanguageEnglish Second Additional LanguageEquine StudiesFrenchGeographyGerman HLGerman SALGujaratiHebrew SALHindiHistoryHospitality StudiesInformation TechnologyisiNdebele FALisiNdebele HLisiNdebele SALisiXhosa FALisiXhosa HLisiXhosa SALisiZulu FALisiZulu HLisiZulu SALItalianLatin SALLife Orientation (FET)Life Orientation (Senior Phase)Life SciencesLife Skills (Foundation Phase)Life Skills: Creative Arts (Interm)Life Skills: Personal and Social Wellbeing (Interm)Life Skills: Physical Education (Interm)Marine ScienceMaritime EconomicsMathematical LiteracyMathematicsMechanical Technology: AutomotiveMechanical Technology: Fitting & MachiningMechanical Technology: Welding and MetalworkModern Greek SALMoving on (18 - 36 months)MusicNatural SciencesNatural Sciences and TechnologyNautical ScienceOther LanguagesPhysical SciencesPortuguese FALPortuguese HLPortuguese SALReligion StudiesSepedi FALSepedi HLSepedi SALSerbian SALSesotho HLSesotho PHP (FAL)Sesotho SALSetswana FALSetswana HLSign Language HLSiswati FALSiswati HLSiswati SALSocial Sciences: GeographySocial Sciences: HistorySouth African Sign Language HLSpanishSport and Exercise ScienceTamilTechnical MathematicsTechnical SciencesTechnologyTelegu FALTelegu HLTelegu SALTourismTowards Gr R (48 months - )Tshivenda FALTshivenda HLTshivenda SALUrdu FALUrdu HLUrdu SALVendaVisual ArtsXitsonga Topic TerminologyThe atmosphereGeomorphologyPopulationWater resourcesFloodsDevelopment GeographySoil and soil erosionNon-conventional energy sourcesGeographical Information Systems (GiS)Climate and weatherRural settlementUrban settlementGeographical skills and techniquesEconomic Geography of SAMap use and map skillsAttitudes to migrants and refugeesCase examples of the effects of selected earthquakesCase studies of different volcanic eruptionsCase study of a flood in South AfricaCauses and effects of ozone depletionCauses and effects of population movementsCauses of floodingChallenges of providing free basic water to rural and urban communities in South AfricaChanges in position of continents over timeCharacteristics of floods - analysis and interpretation of flood hydrographsClassification of rocks: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphicCloud names and assiciated weather conditionsComposition of the atmosphereConcept of overpopulationConcepts: dew point, condensation level, humidity, relative humidityDemographic transition modelDifferent forms of precipitation - hail, snow, rain, dew and frostDifferent forms of waterDifferent kinds of rainfall: relief, convectional and frontalDifferent types of faultsEvidence for the movement of continents over timeFactors affecting relative humidityFactors influencing temperatureFactors influencing the availability of water in South AfricaFactors that affect distribution and density of the world's populationFactors that influence population indicatorsGlobal warming: evidence, causes and consequencesHIV infection rates in southern AfricaHow and where earthquakes occurHow and why clouds formHow earthquakes and tsunamis affect people and settlementsImpact of climate change on Africa's envorinment and peopleImpact of HIV and AIDS on population structureImpact of volcanoes on people and the environmentImportance of ocean currents for fishing, trade and tourismImportance of the atmosphereIntrusive igneous activity and associated featuresKinds of populationn movementLandforms associated with faultingLandforms associated with foldingManaging flooding in urban, rural and informal settlement areasManaging population growthMeaning of population distribution and population densityMeasuring and predicting earthquakesOccurance of salt and fresh waterOcean circulisation warm and cold currentsOceans as a source of oxygen, food and energyOverview of landforms associated with igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocksPlate tectonics - an explanation for the movement of continentsPopulation indicatorsPopulation structureProcesses and landforms associated with the different kinds of plate boundariesProcesses associated with evaporation, condensation and precipitatiomProcesses associated with the heating of the atmosphereReading and interpreting a selection of synoptic weather mapsRegional migration, rural-urban migration, urbanisation, voluntary and forced migrationRelationship between oceans and people: pollution, overfishing and desalinationRivers, lakes and dams in South AfricaRole of municipalities: provision of water purificationSocial and economic effects of HIV and AIDSStrategies for managing the world's oceansStrategies to reduce the impact of earthquakesStretegies towards sustainable use of water - role of government and individualsStructrue of volcanoesTemporary and permanent movementsThe greenhouse effectThe Hydrological cycleThe internal structure of the EarthThe mechanics of plate movementsThe ozone layerThe process of faultingThe process of rock foldingThe relationship between earthquakes and tectonic forcesThe rock cycleThe role of government - initiatives towards securing waterThe world's volcanic and earthquake zonesTypes of volcanoesWater in the atmosphere in different formsWays to reduce ozone depletionWeather conditions: rain, drizzle, thunderstorms, hail and snow on station modelsWeather elements: temperature, dew-point, cloud cover, wind, atmospheric pressureWorld population and densityWorld population growth over timeAfrica's climate regionsAir mass characteristicsAreas at riskCase study of nuclear energyCauses of desertificationCauses of droughtsCauses of soil erosionInclined/Tilted Strata: Characteristics and processes associated with developmentHorizontal Layered Rocks: Characteristics and processes associated with developmentCharacteristics of slope elementsCommunity based developmentConcept of development aid and development co-operationConcept of mass movementConcept of scarp retreatConcept of slope retreatConcepts of sustainablilty and sustainable use of resourcesDevelopment modelsEconomic, social and demographic indicators of developomentEffect of development on the environmentEffects of droughts and desertificationon people and the environmentEffects of soil erosion on people and the environmentEl Nino and La Nina processes and their effects on Africa's climateEnergy management, towards greener economies and sustainable life stylesEvidence of soil erosion in South AfricaExamples to illustrate differences in developmentExploitation and depletion of resourcesExport-led developmentFactors that affect developmentFuture of non-conventional energy in South AfricaGlobal air circulationGlobalisation and its impact on developmentHow soils are formedImpact of aid on developmentImpact of mass movements on people and the environmentInternational trade and world marketsKinds of mass movementsManagement strategies - case studiesManagement strategies to prevent and control soil erosionMaps and graphs to show thermal, hydro, and nuclear energy production in South AfricaOverview of South Africas topopgraphyPossible effects of using more non-conventional energy on the SA economy and environmentPressure gradient, Coriolus force and geostrophjic flowReading and interpreting of synoptic weather mapsRelationship between air temperature, air pressure and windSignificance of Earth's axis and revolution around the sunSlope development over timeSlope elementsSoil as a resourceSolar energySouth Africa's changing energy needsSouth Africa's potential to meet long-term energy needs using conventional sourcesStrategies to mprevent or minimise the effects of mass movement - South African case studiesSubsidence and convercence - link to rainfallThe coincept of developmentThe impact of coal mining and thermal power stationsThe relationship between resources and economic developmentThe role of oceans in climate control in AfricaThe role of the state and business in development in South AfricaThe role of women in developmentThe unequal heating of the atmosphereThermal electricity generation using coalTransfer of energy and energy balance - role of ocean currents and windsTri-cellular circulationTypes of development aidTypes of slopesTypes of trading relationshipsUrtlization of these landforms by peopleUtilization of these landforms by peopleWind energyWinds related to global circulationWinds related to regional and local air movements: Monsoons and FohnWorld pressure beltsA case study of one of South Africa's main minerals in relation to the above pointsAnticyclonic air circulation around South Africa, and its influence on weather and climateAreas where mid latitude cyclones formAreas where tropical cyclones formAssociated weather patternsCase studies of two SDIsCase studies regardins managing urban challenges, handling environmental, economic, and social justice concernsCase studies related to food security in South AfricaCase studies to illustrate above in the South African contextCase study of one catchment area management strategy in South AfricaCase study of one recent tropical cyclone that affected Southern AfricaCase study that illustrates effects of rural depopulation and strategies to address themCauses and consequences of rural depopulation on people and the economyChallenges facing South Africa's informal sectorChanging patterns and land use in South African citiesClassification of rural settlements according to pattern and functionClassification of urban settlements according to functionConcept and characteristics of informal sector employmentConcept and distribution of IDFZsConcept of pollution domes - causes and effectsConcept of settlementConcepts: hierarchy, central place, threshold population, sphere of influence, range of goodsConditions necessary for their formationContribution of agriculture to the South African economyContribution of mining to the development of South AfricaContribution to the South African economyDevelopment of anabatic and katabatic winds, inversions, frost pockets, radiation fogDischarge of a river: laminar and turbulent flowDrainage patterns: dendritic, trellis, rectangular, centripetal, deranged and parallelDrainge densityEconomic sectorsEconomic sectors' contribution to the `south African economyFactors influencing industrial development in South AfricaFactors necessary for their formationFactors that favour and hinder agriculture in South AfricaFactors that favour and hinder mining in South Africafloodplain, natural levee, waterfall, rapids and delta.Food securityGeneral characeristicsGeneral characteristicsGeneral Characteristics of these high-pressure cellsGrowth of informal settlementsHow site and situation affect the location of rural settlementsHow site and situation affect the location of urban settlementsIdentification and discription of fluvial landforms: meanders, oxbow lakes, braided streams,Impact of people on drainage basins and catchment areasImpact of tropical cyclones on human activities and the environmentImportance of managing drainage basins and catchment areasImportant concepts: drainage basin, catchment area, river system, watershed, tributary,river mouth, source, confluence, water table, surface run-off and ground waterInternal structure and patterns of urban settlements: land use zones, urban profile,Issues associated with industrial centralisation and decentralisationLack of planning, housing shortage, overcrowding, traffic congestion, service provisionLand use in rural settlementsLocation of the high pressure cells that affect South AfricaLower and higher order centresLower and higher order functions and servicesMain products produced: home and export marketModels of urban structureOrigen and development of urban settlements-urbanisation of the world's populationOverview of apartheid and post-apartheid industrial development strategiesReading and interpretating satelite images and synoptic weather mapsReasons for difference between rurla and urban climatesReasons for different shapes of settlements: round, linear, T-shaped and cross-roadReasons for high informal sector employment in South AfricaRecent urbanisation patterns in South AfricaRejuvenation of rivers: reasons and resultant features, such as knick point, terraces and incised meandersRiver capture: (stream piracy): the concepts of abstraction and river capture;features associatedRiver gradingRiver profiles: transverse, longitudinal and their relationship to different stages of a riverRole of small- and large scale farmersRural and urban settlementsRural-urban migrationSettlement classification according to size, complexity, pattern and functionSignificance of mining to the development of South AfricaSite and situationSocial justice issues in rural areas, such as access to resources and land reformSouth Africa's main industrial regionsStages for their developmentStages of dvelopment and related weather conditionsStrategies that help to prepare for and manage tropical cyclonesStrategies to reduce the heat island effectSuperimposed and antecedent drainage patternsThe influence of local climate on human activities such as settlement and farmingThe micro-climaye of valleys (aspect)Travelling disturbances: moisture front, line thunderstorms, coastal LP systems, SA BergwindTypes of industriesTypes of rivers: permanent, periodic, episodic and exoticUrban heat islands - causes and effectsUse of statistical and graphical informationUse of topographic maps to identify stream order and densityWeather patterns associated with cold, warm and occluded frontswith river capture (captor stream, captured stream, misfit stream, elbow of capture wind gap)Assessment LatestPopularityA to ZPrice X REFINE BY TYPE Video Remove filter Audio Remove filter eBook (57) Apply eBook filter Interactive media (8) Apply Interactive media filter Digital document (4) Apply Digital document filter Course (0) Apply Course filter Application (0) Apply Application filter Digital Image (0) Apply Digital Image filter LANGUAGE Afrikaans (0) Apply Afrikaans filter isiXhosa (0) Apply isiXhosa filter isiZulu (0) Apply isiZulu filter Sesotho (0) Apply Sesotho filter South African Sign Language (0) Apply South African Sign Language filter Other (0) Apply Other filter AUDIENCE School Managers (0) Apply School Managers filter Parents (0) Apply Parents filter SGB (0) Apply SGB filter Back Refine Piecing Together the Temperature Puzzle The decade from 2000 to 2010 is regarded as the hottest in the modern record. “Piercing Together... 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