The resource explains Economic Growth. It is a power Point resource, prepared for Economics lesson.It explains the meaning of Economic growth, the benefits and problems of Economic Growth. the resource shows government policies to promote economic growth, national income and circular flow of expenditure, in terms of output,income and expenditure.

The resource is a Population Lesson Plan IGCSE. Prepared for Year 10 and 11. A step by procedure on the topic…population.

This resource is made for KS3 Business Studies lesson to explain the following: Meaning of micro and macro economics Examples of activities under each Economic agents The effects of their( economic agents) activities on the economy

The lesson is prepared for Sociology of Household and family, and gender and roles.In this lesson , it explains how Oakley looked at the ‘conventional family’, namely the nuclear family, and studied its impact on society and individuals. Her definition of a conventional family was.

Prepared for Sociology Year 10, and 11 This resource explains different views of sociologists on socialization It explains and Summaries Primary Socialization of : Freud’s Theory of Personality Development = Mead’s Theory of Social Behaviorism =Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development And =Cooley’s Theory of the Looking-Glass Self The resource explains how personality is formed and how biological and environmental factors affect socialization processes.

This resource explains famine and its impact on people. It shows the reasons why famine occurs and some countries that had once been affected by famine. It explains strategies to reduce famine.Prepared for Geography and environmental Science.

This resource is made for IGCSE , AS/ A Level History. It explains the events that caused World War 1. It shows the significance of the events and how they contributed to WW1.It contains photographs and illustrations. Contains class activities.

This resource is prepared for Geography and Environmental Management This resource is made for Geography.It explains Acid Rain and its causes such as• Greenhouse effect • Acid rain • Air pollution • Soil erosion • Destruction of the vegetation It explains the solution. contains activity and illustrations. It also explains solutions to the problem.

This resource is prepared for year 10 and 11 . It deals on international European History The League of Nations: how the Abyssinian Crisis and the Manchurian Crisis Showed its Weaknesses Lesson Objectives: Students will learn How the Abyssinian Crisis caused the league’s collapse How the Manchuria Crisis caused the league’s collapse The works of the Leagues Committee and Commission

Lesson Objectives At the end of the lesson students should be able to; • Sole traders, partnerships, private and public limited companies, franchises and joint ventures • Differences between unincorporated businesses and limited companies • Concepts of risk, ownership and limited liability • Recommend and justify a suitable form of business organisation to owners/management in a given situation • Business organisations in the public sector, e.g. public corporations Class Activities at the end.Prepared for KS3 Business Studies

Prepared for KS3 , Year 9. Business Studies .At the end of the lesson students shouldbe able to; • Sole traders, partnerships, private and public limited companies, franchises and joint ventures • Differences between unincorporated businesses and limited companies • Concepts of risk, ownership and limited liability • Recommend and justify a suitable form of business organisation to owners/management in a given situation • Business organisations in the public sector, e.g. public corporations Class Activities at the end.

Prepared for KS3 Business Studies. At the end the lesson, Students should be able: to; Identify and explain the purpose and nature of business activity Explain concepts of needs, wants, scarcity and opportunity cost.• Importance of specialisation. • Purpose of business activity• The concept of adding value and how added value can be increased. Factors of Production. Class Activities with Answers

Planning an inquiry or investigation Know how to ask geographical questions Collecting of primary and secondary data Field work – Location of fast food restaurants

This resource is made for AS, and IGCSE Sociology. It explains the views(Perspectives) and criticisms of Maxism on family.

The resource is prepared for teaching KS3, Locational Knowledge-Asia At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: ◦Discuss Asia as a continent. ◦Mention Asian countries and regions. ◦Give a brief history about Asia. ◦Discuss Asia’s physical features and biomes. ◦The Resource contains Class activities.

Prepared for KS3 Geography on : Location of earthquakes and volcanic activity ◼ Active zones ◼ Earth crust tectonic plates ◼ Active, Dormant and Extinct Volcanoes ◼ Volcanic eruptions. It explains basic concepts such as outer core, inner core, mantle and the crust.

The resource is a Revision Note for IGCSE Revision on Hitler’s Foreign Policy and how it caused WW2.

This resource explains what constitutes Living Standards and how it is measured. The resource uses graphs and other illustrations to explain the concepts of GDP, Per Capita Income and how they are measured. It explains inflation and indicators of high and low living standards and how it can be improved. It also explains human development index and contains structured questions and answers.

This resource explains the short and long term causes of the October revolution in Russia, in 1905. The resource explains different causes and why the revolution created a new system, like the formation of Duma. The resource looks at the background of the Russian economy and system, the autocratic regime, and other social factors as the causes of the revolution.

The resource explains the role of Al Capone, other rival gangs and their activities. It explains organised crime in the USA in the 1920’s. It also shows the development of speakesies, the role of Chicago in the rise of crime and reasons why prohibition was introduced and the activities of the bootleggers.