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Polly - London, United Kingdom365 CNY
365 CNYGeography: Understanding Our Complex and Changing World
Hi, I'm Polly! I graduated with a first-class BA in Geography from the University of Oxford and I am about to start my MA at SOAS University of London. My experience includes teaching English in China for a year, over four years tutoring Geography from KS3 to undergraduate level, and teaching A-level Geography at an international school. Geography is more than just maps; it's the study of the world and how humans interact with it, making it essential for understanding our interconnected planet and the challenges we face. This class ranges from physical geography, such as Earth's features and natural processes, to human geography, including population, urban development, and cultural landscapes. Students will develop critical skills like map reading, spatial awareness, analytical thinking, and research while exploring global issues such as climate change and sustainability. By learning geography, students gain a deeper appreciation for diverse cultures and environments, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to navigate and address the complex challenges of our world. As a qualified tutor for the National Tutoring Programme, I've developed strategies to address learning gaps and support students with SEND needs. My expertise covers human and physical Geography, ensuring comprehensive support across a range of topics. I tailor my approach to each student’s needs, focusing on content mastery, exam techniques, and revision strategies, with follow-up exercises to reinforce learning and build confidence.
Geography · Learning & study skills · Humanities
Kai - United Kingdom253 CNY
253 CNYHistory for different levels from beginning to expert
Teaching history to people is a valuable endeavor for several reasons: 1. **Understanding the Present**: History helps us understand the present by revealing how societies, cultures, and institutions have developed over time. It provides context for current events and issues, allowing people to see the roots and evolution of contemporary problems and achievements. 2. **Learning from the Past**: By studying history, we can learn from past successes and mistakes. This knowledge can guide decision-making in various fields, from politics and economics to social issues and personal choices, helping to avoid repeating errors and to build on past successes. 3. **Critical Thinking Skills**: Teaching history encourages critical thinking and analytical skills. Students learn to assess sources, evaluate evidence, and understand different perspectives. These skills are crucial for informed citizenship and effective problem-solving. 4. **Cultural Awareness and Empathy**: History exposes people to diverse cultures, beliefs, and experiences, fostering empathy and cultural awareness. Understanding different historical contexts helps break down stereotypes and prejudices, promoting a more inclusive and tolerant society. 5. **Identity and Heritage**: History helps individuals and communities understand their identities and heritage. It connects people to their past, offering a sense of continuity and belonging. This understanding can inspire pride and responsibility towards preserving and contributing to one's cultural and national legacy. 6. **Informed Citizenship**: Knowledge of history is essential for active and informed citizenship. It provides insight into the development of political systems, rights, and responsibilities, empowering people to participate more effectively in civic life and contribute to democratic processes. By teaching history, you aim to equip people with these crucial skills and perspectives, enabling them to navigate the complexities of the modern world with a deeper understanding and a more informed, empathetic approach.
History · World history · Humanities
Carlos - Mexico59 CNY
59 CNYDiscovering Stoicism: Lessons from ancient philosophy for the modern world
Course Title: Discovering Stoicism: Lessons from ancient philosophy for the modern world Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Stoicism with our online course, "Discovering Stoicism." This comprehensive course will take you through the history of the Stoic school, from its beginnings to its relevance today. We will thoroughly explore the leading representatives of Stoicism, such as Zeno of Citius, Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius, unraveling their key contributions to this timeless philosophy. Throughout the course, we will delve into the fundamental ideas of Stoicism, examining principles such as acceptance of destiny, the pursuit of virtue, and the importance of living in accordance with nature. We will address topics such as controlling emotions, overcoming adversity, and cultivating a meaningful and ethical life. With a practical approach, we will explore how to apply Stoic principles to contemporary challenges, giving you practical tools to improve your emotional well-being, make wiser decisions, and cultivate resilience in a dynamic modern world. Featured Contents: 1. Introduction to Stoicism: Origins and Evolution. 2. Main Representatives: Zeno, Seneca, Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius. 3. Fundamental Principles of Stoicism. 4. Practical Application in Daily Life. 5. Relevance of Stoicism in Today's World. Join us and discover how the ancient teachings of Stoicism can enrich your life and provide you with valuable perspectives to face modern challenges with serenity and wisdom!
Philosophy · Humanities
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