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Defining the term change in Life Orientation

Defining the term change in Life Orientation On this page, we define the word “change” and list two unfavorable changes a person could experience. Determining what is meant by the phrase “life orientation change”

Let’s establish what “Change” means. In the Life Orientation topic, the word “change” refers to a transformation or change.

Importance of adapting to change in life

The following are the actions you can take to adapt to change effectively as a student or any person in a society:

• Plan what to do: know what the changes will be and make a plan to deal with each aspect. Where possible, do this before the change happens.
• Think of previous changes in your life and how you coped with them: use some of those skills again if they worked for you.
• Talk to somebody you trust: say how you feel about the change.
• List the good aspects of changes.
• Develop a positive attitude towards change and take change: see it as a challenge and opportunity for your personal development and growth.
• Avoid resisting change and face your fear of change: talk about your fears of change. Tell a friend, family member or teacher how you feel.
• Change will influence your need for more information: this is because you move from a known situation to an unknown situation. The more information you have about the new situation, the easier it will be to cope.

Positive and negative aspects of change for Life Orientation Learners

Below are the positive and negative aspects of change that will help Life Orientation learners to prepare for exams and revisions:

Positive aspects of change	Negative aspects of change
Exciting	Can cause stress
Challenging	Not always for the better
Motivating	Can cause stress
Can lead to better things	May make you feel unsure and insecure
Demands that you are flexible	Can be irritating; just when you get used to something, there is change
Keeps your brain alert	Loss
Allows you to discover hidden potential	Fear of the unknown
Keeps your life interesting	Threatening
Opportunities	Painful, for example, illness
Can lead to personal growth	Sorrowful, for example, death

Two negative changes you may encounter

In this section, we state two negative changes you may encounter as a student or employee.

Two negative changes you may encounter as a student:

• Your favourate teacher just got suspended from the school and you don’t know how you will cope with passing the subject he was teaching
• Your school just burned down and you are now forced to start going to another school which is very far away from you.

Two negative changes you may encounter as an employee:

• You are being retrenched because you have been identified as the lwest performing employee.
• You are not going to start working far away from how and you will only see your family on weekends. But the pay is still the same

How to Pass Life Orientation (LO)  Grade 12 with distinctions

One of the most significant accomplishments in your academic career is passing matric. It provides access to a wide range of post secondary options and employment possibilities. Use our best study advice to complete your matriculation, and you’ll succeed with flying colors.

1. Attend class 
2. Ask questions 
3. Make notes 
4. Study 
5. Practise 
6. Study groups 
7. Extra class 
8. Motivation 
9. Complete assessments 
10. Prepare for the Exams in due time

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