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Complete Exam Set of Industrial Sociology 252. 2nd year sociology module.

Covers all the lectures for the psycholinguistics section of AELS318.

Full summary of module based on lecture notes and prescribed readings/ articles

comprehensive notes on all work (including lectures, lecture slides, examples, extra prescribed materials etc) done in semester two of introduction to law. Ive also included indications of what lecturers mark as important. This material includes summaries of the Rivonia trial, socio economic rights, ancient legal history, legal development in SA, legal history of the Netherlands, transformative constitutionalism etc

Detailed notes from voice narrations for lectures 1 through 13. Key dates and terms are included that are not always included in the textbook. Extremely helpful in the final exam and for scoring high marks in the weekly online quizzes for the module.

Balanced discussion on morphological changes in South African cities,Human Ecosystems Model,principles of social sustainabilityand spatial variations in urban density patterns and application in spatial density patterns.

This set of notes includes summaries of the prescribed articles as well as any additional notes added during the lectures. These notes also set out possible answers to the participation exercises as set out each week.

We articulated an essay on spatial integration, human settlement, and local government, as well as pull and push factors in the migration pattern in Grabouw.

Lecture notes on the urban geography section of the Geography and Environmental Studies 225 module on urban and tourism development. This document is missing lecture 7 on urban planning. A list of the lectures and topics they cover can be found on page one of the document preview. Please note these notes were made in 2019 and the course work covered may have changed slightly since then.

well-articulated essay addressing the classification of the commercial component in Grabouw based on Borchert’s classification, housing typology, climate change, and potential influence in the future spatial development of Grabouw.