Consumer Studies

Consumer Studies Grade 11 Contextual Questions The Consumer Sources of income from labor in South African households The difference between essential and non-essential expenses Study Case Corrective Actions Factors influencing the spending patterns of South African households. Food and Nutrition Fats Macro and micronutrients PROTEINS LIPIDS CARBOHYDRATES The nutritional needs and energy requirements of pregnant women MINERALS DESIGN ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES/ FIBERS AND TEXTILES ...

Consumer studies grade 11 November exam revision summary notes covering relevant content required for November exam. Topics covered: 1. Micro & Macro nutrients 2. The consumer 3. Marketing principles & strategies 4. Design elements & principles of design 6. Housing 7. Entrepreneurship 41

In-depth summary of Consumer Studies Grade 11 food and nutrition syllabus guided by the IEB SAGS document. Sources include Oxford Consumer Studies grade 11 textbook and other various sources.

These notes cover the consumer section of Consumer Studies. This includes different sources of income, expenditure patterns, and the factors that influence these, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and different types of banking.

This document contains a summary of the Carbohydrates section in Grade 11 IEB Consumer Studies. It includes the classification of carbohydrates (monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides), the functions of carbohydrates, sources of carbohydrates, and carbohydrate deficiencies and excesses.

Previous exam papers were used to compile these notes. SACAI NOV 2019 – 2021 & JUN 2021. The notes are compact, colourful and easy to study, making it perfect for learners with learning barriers.

Indepth notes made for student success.

Revision for Entrepreneurship in grade 11 Consumer Studies.

These notes are summarised from the Focus Consumer Studies Grade 11 textbook. Mainly consisting of nutritional needs, types of food poisoning, food contamination, macro-nutrients, micro-nutrients, as well as food and nutrition. I hope these summarised notes help!