Broadcasts with Exam Tips for Grade 12

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This week, on 9 & 12 November, there will be broadcasts with examinations tips for our grade 12 learners. It goes out via the community radio stations, but also via the Free State Digital Learning Facebook channel in which video/presentations will be available.

We want to motivate our learners to use these last support sessions to pick up as many as possible good tips.

Here are the time slots for the 9th:




Here are the time slots for the 12th:

IBP Live Chat on Facebook

Our second round of live chats on Facebook will DV be done by Mrs Busi Manchu and Mr Motsie Lethena today. 

Mrs Manchu will talk about organic reactions at 12:00 and physical properties at 15:00, while Mr Lethena will discuss the Doppler effect at 18:00.

Join the Facebook group called IBP - Internet Broadcast Project to see the videos (shown before the live chats) and the live chats themselves.

IBP Live Chat on Facebook

Our first Physical Sciences Facebook Live Chat will DV take place on Saturday, 16 May 2020. Collision theory, chemical equilibrium and acids and bases are in store for you and will be done by Mrs Busi Manchu from 12:00.

(C) Facebook Group: IBP - Internet Broadcast Project

Join the Facebook group called IBP - Internet Broadcast Project to see videos (shown before the live chats) and the live chats themselves.

Today, Mrs Manchu will discuss sections of the following papers, which you can download by clicking the links on each one below. They will take you directly to the papers instead of going to the normal repository of papers.

PhySci Nov 2014 P2 Eng

PhySci Nov 2014 P2 Memo

PhySci Feb-Mar 2015 P2 Eng

PhySci Feb-Mar 2015 P2 Memo

However, remember that question papers from more or less 2015 are available by going to "Pages" (on the left), then to the link "Question papers". Then you follow links from there to find what you need.

Radio Broadcasts are also on Twitter and Facebook

The community station radio broadcasts (audio) to support learners will also be available on Twitter and Facebook as videos.



Click here to view the post with the broadcast schedules.

Click here for the Twitter feed.

Click here for the Facebook feed.

If something does not work, just search for Free State Digital Learning on Facebook and Twitter. You can also search for @StateLearning on Twitter. Enjoy!!

Be careful teachers: You can face legal action for liking or sharing a Facebook post

An interesting article by mybroadband.co.za about this issue is available here.