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Apr 14, 2002
Last fall, I found some really neat ideas on teaching
Shakespeare for my less than eager students.This was at a
workshop given by Joan Throrpe on Teaching Shakespeare
Through Performance. Check out her website at [link removed].
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On 4/14/02, Greta wrote:
> Last fall, I found some really neat ideas on teaching
> Shakespeare for my less than eager students.This was at a
> workshop given by Joan Throrpe on Teaching Shakespeare
> Through Performance. Check out her website at [link removed].
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