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Brief details but some key points included Group 6. It should be noted that the wealthy group were the minority white population and black labour workers had low incomes.

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Simple PPT but good that Group 5 included a brief summary of a few of the apartheid laws which enforced segregation of white and black people in South African from the 20s right up to the early 90s !! Remember the difference between African the continent and South Africa the country - the play is set in the country of South Africa.

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Great ideas Group 1 about the author and his anti apartheid efforts including his effort in uniting ethnicities via a multracial theatre group.

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Love the inclusion of the timeline Group 2. Remember Africa is the continent made up of many African countries including the country South Africa located at the southernmost tip of the continent of Africa. The reason there were few independent countries in African is that many African countries were colonised by European countries like France, England and the Netherlands. South African itself was colonised by both British and Dutch settlers this is how they speak English and Afrikaans originates from the Dutch language.

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Nice to include some photos for visual reference Group 3. Remember to use CC (creative commons) photos which are not copyrighted. We used pexel.com or pixabay.com last year.

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Really interesting details Culture group. Including the language variation is great as this is a EngB course concept. We will also notice some language differences and slang in the upcoming reading/recital of the play.

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Apartheid regulations (work, money etc.) in 1950's South Africa

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Apartheid laws - enforced segregation. *Include pictures.

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Afrikaans and other SA ethnicities in Port Elizabeth Area. *Include variation of language - phrases/slang.

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Port Elizabeth, Western Cape, South Africa. *Include pictures

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1950's (set) and 1980s (published) South Africa.

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Athol Fugard and his early personal life and his professional career.

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Reflection on your previous and current contextual knowledge using the thinking routine: I used to think... but now I think...

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Reflection on your previous and current contextual knowledge using the thinking routine: I used to think... but now I think...

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Answer the following based on the laws:
1. What seems to be the overall purpose of these laws?

2. Which laws seem aimed at regulating people’s private lives?

3. Which laws seem aimed at regulating the political power of whites and blacks in South Africa?

4. Which law do you find the most repressive to black Africans?

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Answer the following based on the scenario analysis:
1. What seems to be the overall goals of the apartheid laws?

2. What fundamental human rights were violated by these laws?

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Using your assigned scenario (8)as a group analyse the questions & post ONE group response:

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Using your assigned scenario (8)as a group analyse the questions & post ONE group response:

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1. Summarise the events in the scenario to include names and actions of those involved.
2. Identify the law in question
3. Explain how the actions of the individuals came into conflict with the law.

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its a very complete powerpoint now I get very clear the culture in port elizabeth

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I like a lot of the culture of southafrica nowadays because they have a very diverse culture which they have work in order to have respect.

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I think it is a good PowerPoint because it has complete information and the geography of Sout Africa is really interesting.

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I used to think that this play was a funny and superficial one that talks about a protagonist with a normal and simple life, without any major complication, but now, after doing the work I realize that the life on South Africa on the twentieth century is very crude and  rough. I learned about the culture, their politics. I suppose it would talk about the apartheid and the laws that prohibited black people to make some actions

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at first I thought the novel "master harold and the boys" was a novel similar to romeo and juliet but now I know some basic and important information for better understanding before reading it for example now I know it takes place in south africa during 1950s and it includes some important topics of those years like racism, social class, inequality etc.

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before investigating the play "master harold and the boys" I had no Idea this play even existed, and I would never have guessed that the apartheid of south frica would even be a topic in this play. Now after investigating I will be more prepared to read and understand this play because I will have the previous knowledge that there will be racism, social injustice and probably many violence.

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i used to think that the play would be a more generic play, more about romance and tradegy, set in a more common place and now after invetigating i'm more infromated about it and know its not a common topic in plays and found that it will be verry intresting to read  about