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 Unit II  Topic: Relationships  Lesson 6 Summary: 2.1. Concept of relationship                   2.1.1. Types of relationships  2.1. Concept of relationship   When we talk about relationship, we mean the way people or things are connected or related. In a teaching and learning institution like our school, for example, the relationship is between 'teacher - to - student' and 'peer - to - peer' built on mutual respect, trust, and positive communication to foster a healthy learning environment.  Relationship can also be understood as being a state of affairs existing between two people or groups of individuals having relations or dealings.   2.1.1. Types of relationships  There are many ways of how people or things are connected or related, but in this paper, we’ll focus on the: a) Family relationship; b) Romantic relationship, and  c) Friendship  a) Family relationship refers to indivi...

 Unit l: Famous people and Idols   Lesson 1: Concept of famous person and idol  a) A famous person is a celebrity, someone who is most well-known by a lot of people. Sometimes, a famous person is associated with someone who is successful in what he/she does. On the list of famous people, achievers in science and technology are also included. Examples of famous people: Filipe J. Nyusi, VenâncioMondlane, Donald Trump, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Joe Biden, Rihanna, Doppaz, Gabriel Junior, Mr. Bow, Liza James, Twenty fingers, 50 Cent, Rick Ross, Neymar Jr, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, etc b) An idol is someone whose lifestyle or activity an inspiration to others. Or simply someone who is highly adored or loved by many people. Achievers in science and technology, movies actors, athletes, politicians, comedians, etc are in the group of idols.  Examples of idols:  Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Rihanna, Vladimir Putin, Samora Machel, Michael Jackson, ...

Topic: School subjects and Future professions  Lesson 1 Summary: Concept of school subjects and branches of study  When we talk about the school subjects we mean parts of study into which our learning is divided. For example, your today's learning may be divided into Portuguese Language, Philosophy and Biology. So, Portuguese language, Philosophy and Biology are school subjects.  Other school subjects taught in the Mozambican high schools include: Foreign Languages (English and French, including Portuguese); Social studies (History, Geography, Philosophy including psycho-pedagogy); Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics); Mathematics, Art, Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, Visual Education, Farming, ITC (Information, Technology and Ccommunication) and Physical Education.  There are three main groups of study taught in the Mozambican high schools. Students can choose to take Mathematics and social sciences (known as Group A); Mathematics and natural sciences (...