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Practical Approaches to Shakespeare in the Drama Classroom
Shakespeare is one of the greatest resources a drama teacher can have. But teaching it can be a challenge.
Practical Approaches to Shakespeare in the Drama Classroom helps drama teachers break down the Bard to make his themes, language and characters accessible to all.
Help your students make sense of Shakespeare!
Shakespeare is a great resource to teach many key drama skills: character development, ensemble building, physical theatre, comedy, staging techniques and more.
Make Shakespeare more relatable with Practical Approaches to Shakespeare in the Drama Classroom. This informative resource contains in-depth analysis strategies, conversation topics, character studies and more.
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