Literary Analysis

Excellent source for developing language and communication through listening, speaking, viewing, and presenting.

Online texts of Shakespeare

Beginning page of interactive (Click-thru) pages that explain the elements of a good short story using the example of "A Jury of Her Peers" to explain. Along the way, questions in the margin help students think through the information.

Help with Shakespearian sonnets and plays

The student is able to browse literary criticism by author, by work, or by period. The search produces biographical information, criticism, links to other helpful sites, and links to works online.

Modern and middle english side by side text of The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer.

a glossary

A comprehensive site including helpful information for middle school/high school students studying Shakespeare.

In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Accessing Texts, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.

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