Explanation:
In 2018 Department of Higher Education revoked the designated list of subjects for NSC thus providing all the 20 credit-bearing subjects equal status. The revocation would not apply retrospectively.
This move is deemed to be significant considering its huge implication on students such as-
- The move is slated to affect subject choices of Grade 8 and Grade 9 learners who would face the FET phase later during the year.
- This would also mean a tough time for learners and their potential advisors since they would find it more difficult to plan an appropriate strategy for gaining entry to degree studies.
- The number of learners qualifying for degree studies is expected to increase.
- The removal of the designated list would also lead to the inclusion of other subjects for learners like Computer design etc.
There would be possibly an outcry among students regarding the standards but that is far from true. The learners must be content that the standards have not been tweaked and are for the benefit of learners.
A. people work for the benefit of others because it benefits them to do so.
B. most of us no longer get our dinner directly from the butcher, the brewer, and the baker.
C. butchers, brewers, and bakers are not productive members of society.
D. high-interest payments mean that no one has to work anymore.
Its A
Answer: he does not like Christmas
Explanation:
Answer:Ethnocentric
Explanation:Ethnocentric attitude is the type of attitude shown by people when the judge others on the basis of their own cultural standard. This is actually not a justified way of evaluating others
Jane comes to a conclusion of the same issue of ethnocentric attitude with her advisor as she can only relate to the people having same home town.
The correct answer is: "the Mediterranean Sea".
The capital of the Empire, Rome, was initially located on a very strategical point, in the middle of the Northern shore of the Mediterranean sea. Moreover, the Roman conquerors expanded the territories of the Empire around the Mediterranean coasts. It was easy to conduct internal ship trade among Roman provinces, and also to undertake commercial activities with other Mediterranean civilizations such Phoenicians, in the North African coasts, or the Carthaginians. These rich trade activities, together with the territorial expansion, gave economic glory to the Roman Empire, and in turn, power.