Stand Up for Shakespeare – Great Resource for Teachers

by: Craig Mason on March 3rd, 2010 No Replies

The RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) has a great resource for theatre teachers, or for any teacher teaching Shakespeare in the classroom. It’s a website called Stand Up for Shakespeare.

The site features resources for anyone teaching Shakespeare for the first time, including lesson plans for elementary schools, high schools, and even for families teaching Shakespeare in the home.

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