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Teaching Macbeth

A Differentiated Approach

Lyn Fairchild Hawks
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Pages
229
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)

About

Macbeth, a story of ambition, terror, and conscience, speaks to our students and our era. Through differentiated instruction, Lyn Fairchild Hawks offers myriad ways to engage students with different readiness levels and interests in this timeless tale of fear and courage, order and chaos, guilt and remorselessness. The book offers a wide range of exciting lesson ideas to challenge your learners, including
• key scenes to teach,
• big ideas and essential questions,
• film analysis activities,
• close reading assignments,
• performance activities, and
• preassessments and summative assessments. Macbeth can come alive for all students through independent reading options linked by theme, activities and projects mirroring professional roles, and relevance "hooks" to meet students' interests. Also included are a unit calendar, DIY tips for lesson design, and a companion website with more than forty ready-to-use handouts.

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