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Does Shakespeare Still Have a Place in the Classroom?

By Cody Carlton, M.A. | April 22, 2025

Shakespeare educators and experts share how to keep the bard relevant for future generations.

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Bring the Bard to Life at Every Grade Level

By Cody Carlton, M.A. | April 17, 2025

Check out how educators across Alabama are making Shakespeare accessible for all grades.

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Classroom-Ready Shakespeare Resources for All Grade Levels

By Cody Carlton, M.A. | April 17, 2025

These PBS LearningMedia resources include interactive tools and self-paced lessons to bring Shakespeare’s works to life for learners of all ages.

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How the Bard Steals the Show More Than 400 Years Later

By Cody Carlton, M.A. | April 17, 2025

If we want students to connect with Shakespeare, we have to teach him differently.

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Does Shakespeare Still Have a Place in the Classroom?

Bring the Bard to Life at Every Grade Level

Classroom-Ready Shakespeare Resources for All Grade Levels

How the Bard Steals the Show More Than 400 Years Later

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