I have been teaching at the high and senior high school/College levels for the past 30 years. I have also taught ESL students both at primary, secondary and senior secondary levels. I am passionate about teaching English, Psychology and Sociology to adolescents. I am also teaching English and SOSE Methods to M.Teach students.
Hope you find the resources in my shop useful which have been tested and found to be effective.
I have been teaching at the high and senior high school/College levels for the past 30 years. I have also taught ESL students both at primary, secondary and senior secondary levels. I am passionate about teaching English, Psychology and Sociology to adolescents. I am also teaching English and SOSE Methods to M.Teach students.
Hope you find the resources in my shop useful which have been tested and found to be effective.
The purpose of this resource is to make students recollect, reflect, value and feel positive about what they do in school. This activity, when completed at the end of the day or as and when the time permits during the day in class allows students to recapitulate what they have learnt and to cement on their understanding.
The important feature of this resource is that it can be printed and distributed to students at the beginning of every week as a booklet including the reflection journal sheets for all five days of the week and they can be collected at the end of the day. On Friday, students can take these booklets home and show their learning to their parents, of which both parents and their children can be proud.
Pedagogically, this activity aims to inculcate in students the following:
1. the value of learning
2. a sense of pride in what they have learnt, which may contribute to their self-efficacy and self-esteem
3. planning for further action and
4. an evaluation of where they stand in the process of learning at school.
This set of slides includes information about the biological processes that influence one's intelligence. It also makes a reference to Phineas Gage case study and neuroimaging.
This resource aims at making students understand William James' concept of 'stream of consciousness'. This activity involves students writing about their thoughts in a stipulated time duration and then reflecting on the probable reasons for change in the topics of their thoughts.
This is a great activity for initiating interesting class discussions based on students' flow of thoughts!
This is a very versatile resource to teach and remind students about the usage of an apostrophe in English Language Class. This graphic organizer presents in a nutshell how an apostrophe should be used. This can be used as a poster on the walls of the classroom or a handout to students, which is presented in an eye-catching color with rules and examples.
This is a fun activity incorporating all the important terms in Consciousness Psychology. This can be used as an introductory activity or at the completion of the unit. Solutions are also provided, just print & go!!!
This is a great class activity asking students to identify an act whether it is a crime or deviance and then give justification to their responses. They are also asked to examine the factors that would contribute to reporting or not reporting the crime to police.
This resource which includes power point slides and student worksheet can be used as an introductory lesson on family groups, family functions and family structure. The student worksheet includes application and reflection questions to facilitate students' critical thinking abilities. The content covered gives teachers a lot of scope for class discussion while explaining the salient features of a family.
This product can be used either as a poster or a handout to students. It summarises the effective ways of writing a coherent sociology essay through a diagram, focusing on linking words and phrases. This is useful for students to edit their essays once they have drafted their argument or discussion type response.
This resource has 25 statements that describe specific behaviours which are to be categorised under Feminist, Functionalist or Conflict perspectives. Students are also asked to come up with their own examples for the three perspectives mentioned above. The answer key is provided. This activity instigates lively discussions in class as students work through the statements.
This resource includes 20 hypothetical statements which include both dependent and independent variables. Students can be asked to identify them in the given statements. The answer sheet is also provided.
This handout summarises the conflict perspectives on crime and deviance. This can be either used as an introductory handout or as a revision handout to students. It is very useful for enabling students to understand, revise and remember the important viewpoints of conflict theory of crime and deviance.
This is an excellent product summarizing the five different stages of psycho-sexual development. It includes a graphic organizer for students to work on, followed by the answer key.
A great classwork or homework activity! Print and go!!!
This product focuses on the usage of contractions in English. It includes a definition of contractions, examples of contractions, a worksheet and an answer key. This can be used either as a classwork or homework task or for substitute teachers when you are away. No preparation is required. Just print & go!!!
This is a complete lesson presentation on sociological imagination with examples and related questions. It provides a clear picture of what sociological imagination is and how it is required to understand the issues related to the society.
