This presentation includes definitions of different types of crime. Examples and questions to check students' understanding are also given at the end.

This is a systematic presentation about how to write an essay in Sociology. It includes a step-by-step approach to a sociological question, with a template to plan an essay. At the end, there is a question given to students to prepare a plan and write their essay.

This resource includes all the film techniques, terms and definitions. This would be a great resource to revise and guide students for writing a film review.

This resource aims at summarising all the major theories of personality through a flow chart which would help students to revise and remember different theories and their related concepts.

This a matching exercise asking students to match a particular type of behaviour to an appropriate Freud's defence mechanism. It includes different mechanisms such as, displacement, reaction formation etc.,

This resource focuses on teaching prepositions that are used to indicate direction. It includes an exercise with 20 sentences along with answers.

This is a great and comprehenisve product to teach prepositions of time to primary school students, especially targetting ACARA Year 3 Grammar syllabus. The prepositions included are: in, on, at, since, for and from...to. There are two power point slides and three worksheets with answers. The prepositions of time used are related to the following: - to indicate precise time - to indicate months, years, centuries and long periods of time - to indicate time using since, for and from....to. Just print and go & teach!!!

Students generally struggle to connect their sentences or paragraphs in their essays. To assist them with their expression of their ideas in a coherent manner, I use this resource in class. This resource can be used either as a poster (in color) or as a handout (in white). Students have really appreciated this comprehensive list of words from which they can choose while writing their essays. What is more is that it reduces our time and effort in checking their drafts!!!! This resource can be used not only in English classes but also in other subject areas such as, Economics, Legal Studies, Commerce, Business Studies, History, Psychology, Sociology etc.,

This resource is a worksheet on Subjective, Objective and Possessive pronouns. This can be used as a revision sheet or as an assessment sheet to check whether students have understood the three types of pronouns clearly.

This worksheet can either be used as a research activity or as a revision sheet. It covers the major defense mechanisms such as rationalization, repression, reaction formation, displacement. Just print and go! An engaging activity to introduce or to revise different mechanisms.

Here is an activity that explains possessive pronouns, followed by a related exercise for students.

This resource first describes the main types of sentences, clauses and phrases with examples.Then three different worksheets are provided with answers for students to learn and master their skills in the usage of English language. This product includes following ppt slides: - Types of sentences (simple, compound and complex) - Types of Clauses - main and dependent clauses, noun, adverb and adjective clauses and worksheets on identifying the following: - Types of sentences - Types of clauses (main or dependent) - Types of clauses (noun, adverb or adjective clauses) A clear distinction is also made between a clause and a phrase with examples. The ppt slides and the worksheets are ready to go! You can print the worksheets and distribute to students. However, if you wish, you can also add/delete/edit the content according to your class requirements. What is more, the answer keys for all the worksheets are also provided for peer-marking!

This resource can be used either as a research activity or a revision activity. Different theories of personality have been covered and students are to fill in the graphic organizer with appropriate information. This graphic organizer enables students to have a clear mind-map of different theories and the concepts related to them.

This set of slides explains the terms related to the model of General Adaptation Syndrome as proposed by Hans Selye (1976).

This product includes two major humanistic theories of personality, Maslow's and Carl Rogers' theories. The power-point slides are informative and clear and the criticisms of both the theories are also provided.

This is a succinct set of slides describing a stress response, including fight-flight-freeze responses to stress and their characteristics. It also highlights the relationship between stress, stressor and stress response.

This product describes the trait theories of personality, mainly Hans Eysenck's and Five-factor model (OCEAN Model) and an evaluation of these theories. The power-point slides are ready-to-go

This resource includes a clear description of a hypothesis, variables and ethics involved in Psychological research. The slides include examples for the dependent and independent variables and cover the important ethical principles. This is a good primer for introducing the significant features of research in Psychology.

This is a great resource for cementing the understanding of independent and dependent variables in Psychology. This product comes with the answer key. This worksheet can be used as a revision sheet, class work or homework sheet or as a substitute lesson when you are away from work. Just print & go!!

This resource enables teachers assist students with their thinking process while reading a text, especially in English Language Arts. Teachers can use the think-aloud procedure to teach students how to direct and monitor their thinking during reading. As students think aloud, they respond to the text, identify big ideas, ask self-questions, make connections, figure out how to solve problems that may arise and reflect on their use of strategies. This procedure is valuable because students learn to be more active readers, thinking metacognitively and regulating their own cognitive processes (Baker, 2002). Teachers can also use this procedure as an assessment tool. This worksheet includes teacher instructions and pertinent questions for students to which they think and respond.