myShakespeare

helps Shakespeare be relevant, personal, and fun. #MyShakespeare #EdTech

[Karyn Fillhart @KfromGKTechies]

An English teacher working on Julius Caesar hit a wall with a blocked website so I sent her several activity alternatives thanks to @My_Shakes @curipodofficial and https://t.co/Qhiadcw8Q9. ❤️ #EdTech

[Mrs. Marquez @MissMarquez4CHS]

What IS the climax of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet? 🖋️📜🎭 Things got intense today when we made our class plot chart 😅 @My_Shakes

[myShakespeare @My_Shakes]

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@Charliebudge123 We’re hoping to produce Twelfth Night or Othello in 2023! Stay tuned!

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[Micha @Micha_Lockhart]

@itsyoureducator @TeamEnglishNC @MrTs_NQTs @My_Shakes has great interviews with actors playing different characters to help students understand different character interactions, dramatic irony and more. I also use the R and J graphic novel- includes a great family tree and highlights key quotes.

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Let us know if you plan to find our virtual booth at @ncte!

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Halloween is just around the corner - who is your favorite Shakespearean ghost?

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What other tools do you use to support your students when learning Shakespeare?

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What is your favorite tool on https://t.co/MowL23I0nB?

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Who is excited to see #TheTragedyOfMacbeth ?

[IndieWire @IndieWire]

#TheTragedyOfMacbeth Review: Denzel Washington Leads a Stellar Cast in Dreamy Shakespeare Noir https://t.co/8Zf2om0Jvf

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Given current news, we thought this speech was worth revisiting. We hope it resonates with you and your students https://t.co/fv7iQvKhtD

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[Lauren Braton @LaurenBraton]

@My_Shakes I just found your website tonight. I’ve been reading/studying Macbeth for 2 hours. I wish I had this learning tool back in high school. I’ve always wanted to better understand the text/meaning of his plays, as well as the emotions and motives of the characters. Thank you.

[myShakespeare @My_Shakes]

@TheGreenBLetter How beautiful!

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Teachers, what do you hope your students learn after reading a Shakespeare play?

[Green B Letter @TheGreenBLetter]

@My_Shakes True story: NYC req Julius Caesar in 8th grade when I taught English. My 2nd yr tchng a student in my class told me she hoped that when she got older, her boyfriend would take her to see the play. I could not hope for any better experience or outcome than that.