Secondary Shakespeare
In this episode we highlight three resources designed to assist the secondary teaching of Shakespeare.
Angela Rideout, consultant at Hounslow LA, recommends:
- Silent Shakespeare - a DVD from the British Film Institute
- Collins Teachit KS3 Interactive Packs - a series of four packs that can be updated and customised
- Improving The Teaching Of Shakespeare - DCSF guidance and lesson plans for KS3
Matthew Tosh takes a look at a couple of the resources in action, while Angela joins presenter Hermione Cockburn in the studio with panellists Dr Melanie Pope, assistant professor in English education at the University of Warwick, and Colin Hynson, freelance education consultant and writer.
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FacebookMiss.Joanne on 20 June 2008
A good focus on three resources that you can dip into when approaching your Shakespeare lesson plans. What is particula ...
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 12 November 2007
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DCSF Standards Site: Improving the Teaching of Shakespeare A collection of downloadable PDF and Word documents designed to provide guidance on different approaches to teaching Shakespeare to KS3 pupils
Collins Teachit KS3 Interactive Packs A series of four updateable and customisable packs for teaching KS3 Shakespeare consisting of hard copy and CD-ROM based material
Silent Shakespeare A commercial DVD featuring seven of the first filmed adaptations of Shakespeare's work, including films from Italy, UK and the USA, made between 1899 and 1911.
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English20 June 2008 - 12:18A good focus on three resources that you can dip into when approaching your Shakespeare lesson plans. What is particularly useful is that you can mix and match all three if you prefer and the programme offers a balanced view of how the resources can be used in the classroom. Great !
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Shakespeare 4 Kidz3 January 2008 - 16:31Have a look at the Shakespeare 4 Kidz website too. We've been leaders in primary and secondary Shakespeare education for over ten years now and have lots of free (and fun) resources for teachers to use. www.shakespeare4kidz.com.
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Great benefits8 December 2007 - 22:26Good for learning
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