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I am Teacher Jina, in charge of the Humanities and Social Sciences area. I teach Social Studies to middle and high school students in school districts in Seoul. [Key Background] - Graduated from Ewha Womans University with a degree in Social Studies Education. - Lectured at academies in school districts such as Daechi, Junggye, Bundang, and Suji. [Classes Where Social Studies Concepts Are ‘Visible’] - Clarifies the meaning of key vocabulary through easy explanations. - Expands upon textbook concepts using various materials such as examples and photos. - Guides students to understand society as a single structure by highlighting the interconnectedness of geography, politics, economics, and culture. - Connects concept explanations to practical learning through problem-solving exercises. [Encouraging Participatory Class Management] - Creating an environment that welcomes questions and allocating time to resolve even minor curiosities within the class. - Adjusting the pace of explanations and the difficulty of examples based on individual student reactions. - Reviewing the day's material comprehensively at the end of each session. - Providing class reviews to parents on an hourly basis after each session. [Making Social Studies a Source of Energy] The goal of my class goes beyond simply raising social studies scores; it is to cultivate critical thinking skills through the study of social studies. - Establishing study habits to develop self-management skills for organizing and reviewing. - Building vocabulary to accurately understand the wording in textbooks and questions, laying the foundation for confident reading and writing. - Improving critical thinking skills to interpret diverse materials. Based on the content covered in middle school social studies, I aim to help students expand into the advanced thinking required for high school integrated social studies. I will work together with students to ensure that social studies is not a burdensome subject of rote memorization, but rather an area where they can understand and connect concepts through thought.