[aisle] freshman Romeo and Juliet research

[Carolyn Roys]

I’ve been reading about teachers using #’s for this. They do six entries to summarize and six to critic ala Twitter. Many report it being the most engaged the kids have been. Have to choose words carefully and sparsely.  Maybe look that up and see what you can find.
A Snapchat type thing could be cool too. Meet kids where they are.
I think it would be fun to do a tik tok dance or something with music.
BUT, I am glad I am not still teaching. You all amaze me.
Carolyn Roys ~ retired

On Mar 4, 2022, at 10:52 AM, Caroline Fox Anvick via AISLE <aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:


Hello, all,
I have a freshman English teacher here looking for some new ideas for research on Romeo and Juliet. Most of the research out there leans toward more serious literary criticism, and she'd like to do something a little more interesting, and a bit simpler. Her group isn't really ready for full-on lit criticism yet.
Any fun ideas out there for R & J; Shakespeare; or anything adjacent?
Thanks!

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Caroline Fox Anvick
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Normal Community High School
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