Change in Quantity Supplied Vs. Change in Supply Explained for SHS 2 Economics (Sem. 1 – Week 12) Two supply graphs can look similar, yet represent very different economic events. The difference comes down to one question: What caused the change? When Price Is the Cause Suppose the price of a commodity changes while other…
ECONOMICS SHS 2 SEMESTER 1 WEEK 12 Change in Quantity Supplied Vs. Change in Supply 1. The Key Question When the quantity producers supply changes, the first question to ask is: What caused the change? If the price of the commodity itself changes, there is a change in quantity supplied. If a factor other than…
Centralised, Non-centralised and Theocratic Political Systems in Pre-colonial Ghana Explained for SHS 1 History (Sem. 1 – Week 12) Long before colonial rule, the communities that make up present-day Ghana were not governed through one uniform political system. Independent states and kingdoms developed different ways of organising authority, settling disputes and maintaining social order. Three…
History SHS 1 SEMESTER 1 WEEK 12 Centralised, Non-centralised and Theocratic Political Systems in Pre-colonial Ghana Before Ghana was colonised by the British, many states and kingdoms were independent and developed their own political systems. These systems were not organised in exactly the same way. The major forms identified in this topic are centralised, non-centralised…
Division of Labour and Specialisation in Production Explained for SHS 1 Economics (Sem. 1 – Week 12) Production can be organised in very different ways. One person may perform many activities, or a production process may be separated into a series of tasks handled by different people or groups. The second arrangement introduces two important…
ECONOMICS SHS 1 SEMESTER 1 WEEK 12 Division of Labour and Specialisation in Production Imagine a production process in which one person performs every task from beginning to end. Now imagine the same process divided into several tasks, with different people responsible for different parts. What might happen to efficiency, skill and output? This leads…
Conflict and Setting in Drama Explained for SHS 1 Literature-in-English (Sem. 1 – Week 12) Why does a drama keep us watching? Often, the answer lies in two powerful forces working together: conflict and setting. Conflict places characters in situations where opposing forces must be confronted. Setting gives those struggles a time, place and socio-cultural…
LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH SHS 1 SEMESTER 1 WEEK 12 Conflict and Setting in Drama Drama develops through opposing forces, characters, actions and the circumstances in which those actions occur. Two ideas are especially important when studying dramatic texts: conflict and setting. Conflict creates tension and helps move the plot forward, while setting establishes the time, place and…
Research And Presentation Explained for SHS 2 English Language (Semester 2, Week 12) Good presentations begin with good information. When you know how to research a topic, organise your findings and communicate them clearly, you can turn information into a message that others can understand and use. What You Will Learn What research means and…
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SHS 2 SEMESTER 2 WEEK 12 Research And Presentation Introduction Research helps us find reliable information, understand issues, answer questions and solve problems. Presentation then gives us a way to share what we have found with other people. In this lesson, you will learn how research is carried out, how information can be…
