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Delve into our blog for illuminating articles on teaching Shakespeare. We cover history, instructional tips, news, and contemporary relevance, tailored to enrich your teaching.
Delve into our blog for illuminating articles on teaching Shakespeare. We cover history, instructional tips, news, and contemporary relevance, tailored to enrich your teaching.
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My colleague searched out your website, looking for a good audio version of Romeo and Juliet that we could post online for our students. All I can say is if I had the ability to design an interactive website myself that would support my students' reading of the play, this is what I would have made. Congratulations and thank you.
This is the best thing I have ever stumbled on. I teach high school seniors, many of whom have little formal education in their native countries, have limited English skills, and/or have read fewer than a few books their entire lives. Most students have little to no background knowledge of Shakespeare. I am very excited to have found your site and want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for providing engaging, quality materials that will help my students understand and appreciate the beauty of the bard.
Thank you for this resource. It is fantastic and the depth that it provides my students when reading is unparalleled. Every year I find myself struggling with whether or not I should read the original text or a modernized version with my students. This resource alone has allowed me to by and large resolve the issue. I am confident that the readings provided here are balanced and my students don't have to heartlessly trudge through a modernized version.
I have just come across your amazing website and I congratulate you on your excellent work. I am using your resources in my classroom and my students are enjoying them. We thank you and we are looking forward to reading, listening and watching other Shakespeare's plays.
