RAR#206: A Simple, Low-Pressure Approach to Teach Shakespeare
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Do you want to teach your kids Shakespeare? Do you want to them to carry a love for The Bard in their hearts, and remember passages from the most famous plays ever written?
Maybe your answer is YES!
BUT …
Shakespeare seems overwhelming. And adding it feels stressful.
So today, RAR Community Director Kortney Garrison and I are breaking down how to teach Shakespeare in a simple, low-pressure way that your kids will actually enjoy and look back on fondly.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- a million ways to teach Shakespeare (and maybe only one you want to avoid)
- how to start with your goals when creating a Shakespeare teaching plan
- what Kortney and I actually do
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