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ACTIVITY 3 DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Inclusion vs Discrimination
The school included learners from diverse backgrounds and different home
languages.
(2)
(3)
3.1.1. Explain the term diversity.
3.1.2. List THREE contemporary events that can showcase the nature of a
transforming South Africa.
3.1.3. Discuss the impact of discriminating behaviour
(a) the individual and
(b) on society
(1x2) (2)
(1/2) (2)
1
1
3.1.4. "Some learners are discriminated against because of their sexual orientation"
Discuss THREE ways in which the school could address discrimination at
school. (Not in the community).
(3X2) (6)

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