
An inspiring range of teaching ideas and resources, Teaching Shakespeare comprises three versatile teaching notes, CD-ROM and website. Together, they support the teaching of Shakspeare across the whole of Key Stage 3, from ideas for transition, to preparing for Shakespeare in the Year 9 National Tests. Comprehensive, easy-to-use teaching notes are divided into 11 units, covering the background to Shakespeare's plays, and detailed aspects of language, themes and stories. A range of fully customizable resource sheets on CD-ROM can be adapted to suit different plays according to your Scheme of Work, and the needs of individual classes. Free website access provides a whole range of resources.
This resource investigates effective pedagogical strategies for teaching William Shakespeare to students within the Key Stage 3 curriculum. Judith Kneen provides a structured framework designed to assist educators in navigating the complexities of Elizabethan drama. The text integrates historical context, linguistic analysis, and thematic exploration to ensure students meet national testing standards. By utilizing a combination of print notes, digital resources, and online support, the author offers a comprehensive system for classroom instruction.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently cite this text as a practical, time-saving tool for organizing Shakespearean curricula in secondary schools. Experts highlight the modular nature of the units as a significant benefit for teachers needing to adapt materials to diverse classroom requirements.
Page Count:
48
Publication Date:
2004-10-14
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198321481
ISBN-13:
9780198321484
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