Edwin Okon

As a graduate in Sociology and Anthropology, with advanced studies in Criminology and Penology and ongoing specialization in International Hospitality and Tourism Management, my lessons are designed to be interdisciplinary and engaging.

I tailor my teaching to meet the diverse needs of students, linking theoretical concepts to practical, real-world applications. Lessons incorporate interactive formats, such as discussions, case studies, and group activities, to foster critical thinking and collaboration. I also use multimedia tools like videos and data visualizations to clarify complex topics.

My content spans key areas:

Sociology and Anthropology: Exploring cultural diversity, social structures, and human behavior.
Criminology and Penology: Examining crime theories, justice systems, and rehabilitation practices.
Tourism Management: Connecting sociology to tourism, focusing on cultural tourism, ethics, and hospitality management.
With my academic and practical expertise, I aim to create a learning environment that is inclusive, thought-provoking, and applicable to both academic and professional goals.