Grade12 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document covers each and every aspect of Reproduction as required by the IEB Grade 12 Syllabus. The summary is detailed and thorough but is also written in such a way as to make the information as interesting, using images, graphs, charts and colour. As a past IEB matriculant of the class of 2022, I assure you the summaries are very relevant and up-to-date as possible. I used these exact notes to help me enter the top 1% of IEB candidates in IEB nationally, and if you used effectively and a...

handwritten and scanned IEB history notes by an A grade history student. The notes summarize what's in the textbook. Topic 2: independent Africa it is a compulsory topic as it is in paper 2 This topic includes: Congo, Tanzania and Angola

IEB summary of LU1 IT theory from exploring IT by deila kench, covers normalisation

These notes give great insight and in depth and detailed understanding of grade12 chemistry. Everything is explained in simple terms and is easy to grasp. Every unit serves as a great gateway for understanding any first year chemistry university course.

It is an helpful for students studying in 11th grade . Here a mine notes of hydrocarbon .Many students having doubts or felt harder for organic chemistry..... So I have posted this pdf notes for you from where you can easily understand the chapter Hydrocarbons which really interesting...so look for it.

A complete analysis of the poem, Garden of Love. Includes lexicon and line-by-line analysis.

This summary covers the chapter of civil protest of the gr12 Oxford history text book in depth.

Class notes and Reviewer for midterms and finals of philosophy

The notes provide a comprehensive study guide that provides all the knowledge that you need to know about the Endocrine system for your final IEB examinations in November. These notes hold key definitions and processes that you need to know in order to achieve well in the examination. These notes provide all the knowledge required to get an average of 90% or above at the end of your Gr12 year.