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[@cindywolfe9679]

great teaching idea, thank you for sharing!

[@SublimeStuff]

Brilliant

[@christalmicheline]

this is briliant, but your website doesn't work :(

[@cookingforblokes5559]

How do I submit my play?

[@daviddemar8749]

brilliant brilliant bloody f-ing brilliant. I concur that if only I too had been taught in like manner while still a child how most exceedingly more ripe juicy and shining joyous my then and future sorry life wouldst have been...

[@dracher]

Interesting, very fine, very good, but I am unhappy with the English teacher who says [quote] "To review the entire story" [unquote] and pronounces "the" as if the following word "entire" began with a consonant.
I hear it so often these days , also A apple, a ambulance, a umbrella.

[@davidcope9504]

I stopped viewing at 1:06 Kate Vincent HEAD of ENGLISH - what on earth is 'a large circoo ' ?

[@shavanramsahye2435]

It's 'circle', my dear David.

[@michaelnixon525]

With the exception of The Merry Wives of Windsor he pinched all his stories from other people. So forget about teaching the 'stories' . The whole thing about / the joy of Shakespeare is the language.

[@thomaskember4628]

What about A Midsummers Night Dream. That although it was great muddle, it was an original plot.

[@elizabethwilson6872]

Stick to Shakespeare’s words. Have some integrity, RSC.

[@michaelnixon525]

Shakespeare's 'stories ' were crap. With the exception of The Merry Wives of Windsor

[@pf32900]

That's the weakest play.

[@shavanramsahye2435]

Art thou a troll?