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ZIMSEC O-Level Family and Religious Studies

Contemporary Issues

Contemporary Issues in ZIMSEC O-Level Family and Religious Studies: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Overview

The second group of syllabus topics (Teacher's Guide, Table 1): how religion relates to family and identity, education, gender, ethics and health, disability, the environment, enterprise, the liberation struggle, rights and conflict.

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Lessons

  • Conflict: Meaning, Types and Causes

    24 min

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  • Disability: Meaning, Types and Causes

    24 min

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  • Gender, Gender Roles and Stereotypes

    24 min

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  • Indigenous Education and Religion

    24 min

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  • Indigenous Religion in the First Chimurenga and Umvukela

    28 min

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  • Religion and Human Rights

    28 min

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  • Religion, Health and Healing

    26 min

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  • Religious Teachings on the Natural Environment

    26 min

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  • Religious Teachings on Work, Wealth and Poverty

    26 min

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  • The concept and structure of the family

    24 min

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  • Children's Rights and Responsibilities

    28 min

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  • Gender Roles in Indigenous Religion and Judaism

    26 min

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  • Indigenous Religion and Conservation

    25 min

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  • Indigenous Religion and family identity

    22 min

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  • Indigenous Religion in the Second Chimurenga and Umvukela

    26 min

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  • Religion and Sexuality

    24 min

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  • Religion and the Founding of Schools and Colleges

    26 min

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  • Religious Organisations and Enterprise

    24 min

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  • Religious Teachings and Attitudes towards Disability

    26 min

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  • Religious Teachings on Peace and Conflict

    28 min

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Sample question

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Contemporary Issues: sample question

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Which example is an interpersonal conflict?

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