day if folks are interested.
On 10/16/09 11:50 AM, "Susan Carter Morgan"
<scartermorgan@FREDERICKSBURGACADEMY.ORG> wrote:
> I've been looking for someone to connect with on a ning, where
> students could discuss various aspects of the play with other
> students. I'm stealing the idea from a friend in another school who
> had her students take on roles of characters in the ning, adding
> comments and posts as if they were that character. Please contact me
> off list if your teacher is interested in collaborating.
> Susan
> Fredericksburg Academy
> scartermorgan@fredericksburgacademy.org
> On Oct 16, 2009, at 11:12 AM, J Callahan wrote:
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>> Posing a question for one of my English teachers who wants to spice
>> up his unit on Romeo and Juliet. Does anyone have an interesting
>> idea on doing a Shakespeare or R&J unit? Using technology would be
>> an added plus.
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>> Thanks,
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>> J Callahan
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>> Berkeley Prep
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>> Tampa, FL
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