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GP notes :

SECTION 1

definitions

MIGRATION

The movement of a person or people from one country, locality, place of


residence, etc., to settle in another

SPORTS

A human activity involving physical exertion and skill as the primary focus
of the activity, with elements of competition or social participation where
rules and patterns of behaviour governing the activity exist formally
through organisations and is generally recognised as a sport.

RECREATION

refreshment in body or mind, as after work, by some form of play, amusement, or relaxation.
Any form of play, amusement, or relaxation used for this purpose, as games, sports, or
hobbies

HEALTH

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the
absence of disease or infirmity. the ability to cope with daily stress and have the capacity to
cope with daily stress and maintain positive relationships.

WELLBEING

Wellbeing is not just the absence of disease or illness. It's a complex combination of a
person's physical, mental, emotional and social health factors. Wellbeing is strongly linked to
happiness and life satisfaction.
IMMIGRATION

immigration is the process through which individuals become permanent


residents or citizens of another country.

REFUGEE

A refugee is someone who has been forced to flee conflict or persecution


and has crossed an international border to seek safety.

REFUGEE CRISIS

A refugee crisis is defined as when many displaced people move from their home country to
another, in a difficult or dangerous way.

SECTION 2 & 3

CLAIM

state that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof.

FACT

a fact is eIther something that has happened or a statement that is supported with enough
evidence to be proven true.

OPINION

a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

VALUE JUDGEMENT

value judgement is a view or decision about what is right or wrong, important, or based on a
particular set of standards, principles, or values.

PREDICTION
A prediction is what someone thinks will happen.

SECTION 4

WHY ARE SPORTS IMPORTANT?

SPORTS ARE IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF MANY REASONS. SOME OF THEM INCLUDE,


INCREASING YOUR STRENGTH & STAMINA, KEEPING YOU FIT, AND ELIMINATING DISEASES
FROM YOUR BODY. ADDITIONALLY, SPORTS TEACH ACCEPTANCE, SPORTSMANSHIP,
HUMILITY, DISCIPLINE, PATIENCE AND TEAMWORK.

WHAT MAKES A PERSON HEALTHY?

SOME HABITS THAT CAN IMPROVE OR MAINTAIN A PERSON’S HEALTHA INCLUDE, A HEALTHY
DIET, SUFFICIENT HYDRATION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, NOT ENGAGING IN UNHEALTHY HABITS
LIKE SMOKING & DRINKING AND FINALLY, GETTING ENOUGH SLEEP.

WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF MENTAL WELL BEING?

HAVING GOOD MENTAL HEALTH IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN OUR OVERALL WELL BEING.
BEING ABLE TO COPE WITH LIFES STRESSORS, HAVING A POSITIVE SELF IMAGE, HEALTHIER
RELATIONSHIPS, MORE PRODUCTIVE DAYS, AND ALL IN ALL A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE ARE
ALL EFFECTS OF GOOD MENTAL HEALTH.

EXPLAIN THE (a) SOCIAL AND (b) ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SPORTS.

a. SPORTS HAVE SIGNIFICANT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS IN OUR LIVES.


ACCEPTANCE, HUMILITY, DISCIPLINE, PATIENCE AND TEAMWORK ARE ALL SOME OF THE
SOCIAL IMPACTS THAT SPORTS HAVE IN OUR LIVES.

b. SPORTING MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS HAVE A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO OUR


ECONOMY. THEY INCREASE TOURISM, SALES OF MERCHANDISE & JOB OPPORTUNITIES. BUT,
ON THE OTHER HAND, THEY CAN ALSO AFFECT THE ECONOMY NEGATIVELY. SPORTING
MATCHES CALL FOR HUGE STADIUMS WHICH ARE EXPENSIVE TO BUILD AND TAKE UP LAND
AREA FOR ONE TIME USE.

EXPLAIN SOME PUSH AND PULL FACTORS OF MIGRATION.

MIGRATION IS COMPLETELY DRIVEN BY PUSH AND PULL FACTORS. SOME PUSH FACTORS
INCLUDE UNEMPLOYMENT OR INCAPABILITY TO FIND WELL PAYING JOBS, WAR, FAMINE,
DROUGHT OR POLITICAL INSTABILITY. ADDITIONALLY, SOME PULL FACTORS INCLUDE,
BETTER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH HIGHER INCOME, BETTER EDUCATION,
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, AND RIGHT OF SPEECH.

WHAT ARE THE IMPACTS OF MIGRATION ON THE MENTAL WELL BEING OF A MIGRANT?

Migrants often feel worried by a lack of planning, difficulties adjusting to their new
surroundings, the complexity of the local system, language barriers, cultural inequalities, and
negative experiences. These factors can often lead to PTSD, depression and anxiety among
migrants

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