Advanced Placement Classroom: Julius Caesar

from grandmadee

I was a homeschooling Mom and I study and take CLEP exams myself. Shakespeare is not an author I usually read but this book made it fun and interesting. I wish I had some of these ideas and info whne my kids were still at home. I think this book would be a great asset to the formal student and th...

from kristincedar

A fair assessment of how to teach Julius Caesar to children. Both a book discussing topics of JC and the impact his work has on the world, and a narrative on teaching styles, the blend of both is almost indecipherable. Well used in classrooms, or as a companion to anyone reading Shakespeare. Enjo...

from pmfloyd1

First, I received this book as a part of the Library Thing Early Reviewers and I am glad that I did. I teach in college and graduate school settings where one of areas of interest is pedagogy (how to teach better and more effectively). This text is a great example of the expansive nature of teach...

from JohnCrawford

Duggan's book does a wonderful job of tying together aspects of form, meter, theme, and dramatic performance. By deftly avoiding too much focus on critical interpretation, he has created a highly accessible teaching tool for AP literature students. Included in the volume are various group activit...

from Cait86

I flew through this teaching guide, which is full of great ideas that can be applied to any Shakespeare play, not just Julius Caesar. Chapters vary from basic information on the plot and characters in the play, to an excellent "Why we read Shakespeare" explanation, to ideas for essay topics and p...