Crowsnest Twitter
- RT @librarycongress: It's National Poetry Month! Fun fact: The Library's first poetry reading was in November 1897, one week after the Libr… 12 hours ago
- RT @The_Globe: Shakespeare had a twin?! 🤯 We are thrilled to announce that we have found a missing page of William Shakespeare’s will! Lon… 15 hours ago
- RT @TheBookerPrizes: When Chinua Achebe published Things Fall Apart, everything changed. Nigerian literature owes a lot to that originary,… 1 day ago
#PBL Instagram
Crowsnest's Categories
#PBL #StudentCentered #Placemaking 21st Century Learning 21st Century Skills 2018 Spring Modernism 2020 Booker Short List novels 2021 Booker Prize Short List American Literary Studies American poets American Studies AP Mindset Art Becoming an American Literary Critic Biblical Allusions Biblical Allusions 2017 Bloom's Taxonomy Book Reviews Colonial Literature Community Theme, Text Connecticut River Valley History Digital Shakespeare Disposition of a Critical Thinker English I English III English III Honors English IV English IV Honors Feminism Flipped Classroom Grammar, Usage Homework Honors English III HOT Log Florence 1/20/14 HOT Logs Dec. 2013 Humor Infographic Literature Circles aka #litcircles Local History Modernism Pleasure Reading Podcast Poetry Project-Based Learning Project Based Learning Reading Reflective Assessment Religion Satire Shakespeare Shakespeare's Comedies Class Shakespeare in Love Slavery Summer Reading Tennis Tennis Instruction Twain Infographic Twitter Uncategorized Underground Railroad Writing- #litcircle
- Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
- African-American
- America in Primetime
- American Experience
- american poets
- Anne Hutchinson
- Anuk Arudpragasam
- AP English
- AP Mindset
- archeology
- Avni Doshi
- Bible
- Biblical Allusion
- Biblical Allusions
- Booker Prize Shortlist Novels
- book review
- Brandon Taylor
- Civil Rights
- Complicity
- Damon Galgut
- Diane Cook
- English III
- English III Honors
- English IV Honors
- Extra Credit
- Farmington CT
- Feminist
- Grant
- Growth Mindset
- Harlem Renaissance
- Hawthorne
- Homework
- Honors English III
- Hot log Florence 1/20/14
- ideas
- Jing
- juxtaposition
- King Phillip's War
- LangWitches.org
- Lit Circles
- Literature
- Literature Circles aka #litcircles
- Maaza Mengiste
- mark twain
- Michael Wood
- modernism
- Painting
- PBL
- PBS
- poem
- Poetry
- Religion
- Richard Powers
- Robert Frost
- Romeo and Juliet
- Scarlet Letter
- SEL
- Shakespeare
- Shakespeare Comedies
- Shakespeare in Love
- She's The Man
- T.S. Eliot
- The Awakening
- The Great Gatsby
- The New Wilderness
- The Scarlet Letter
- These Paper Bullets
- TheShadowKing
- The Sun Also Rises
- this mournable body
- Tsitsi Dangarembga
- underground railroad
- Whitman
- Will Smith
Meta
Blogroll
Educational
Free Ed Tools
Local History
Other Blogs
Outdoor Education
Professional Development
Author Archives: 15td
Message Behind the Trees
Gods and temples are two common things that most people worship and respect. Trees are not as prominent and some people might say that it’s pointless to worship something like a tree. However, some believed that holy spirits are inside … Continue reading
“Kill Claudio”
“Kill Claudio” is a phrase that should surprise many people. After seeing it in the text, I was shocked, but I was even more shocked when we get to see the movie. It was interesting because this is when Benedick … Continue reading
Posted in Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare
Tagged Shakespeare, Shakespeare Comedies
Leave a comment
Suspension of Disbelief Leading to Dramatic Irony
Something I found interesting and confusing in the movie She’s the Man is how easy it is to spot that Viola is a woman. She always forgets to change her voice or to act like a man, yet no one … Continue reading
The Secretive Woman – Viola de Lesseps
Smart, rich, beautiful, and resilience are words that perfectly describe this young lady, who wants to be an actor in Elizabethan England. Viola played a major role in Shakespeare’s life, that he named one of his major characters in his play, … Continue reading