This means finding the most important scenes from each act and still making sure the kids get the whole story. I’m not sure how to do this. Plus I have to make sure they still learn : Soliloquy, monologue, pun tragedy, comedy, aside, chorus, farce, oxymoron, foil, paradox, comic relief, tragic hero, stage directions, dialogue, dialect, dramatic point of view, dramatic irony. Ugh.
I technically could take a month with it, but I’d like to have two weeks of EOC review/practice. These kids are going to pass that test, dang it!
Signal boost. I know a few English teachers that might be able to help!
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