Amor y conflicto: ¡Explorando Romeo y Julieta!
¡Únase a "Amor y conflicto: exploración de Romeo y Julieta"! Esta interesante clase en línea se adentra en los temas atemporales de Shakespeare: el amor, el destino y la dinámica familiar, ideal para estudiantes de 8.º a 10.º grado. ¡Inspire la pasión de su hijo por la literatura!
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Grado de EE. UU. 8 - 10
Welcome to "Love and Conflict: Exploring Romeo and Juliet!"** Are you ready to dive into one of the greatest love stories of all time? Join us for an exciting journey through Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet! This online class is perfect for 8th to 10th graders who want to uncover the drama, passion, and tragedy that make this play a timeless classic. I fell in love with this story when I first read it in 9th grade, and I’ve taught it for many years to my high school students, helping them develop a passion for the narrative just as I did. My approach is rooted in making the story come alive, and as a professional actor, I infuse fun and dramatic elements into our lessons by acting out key scenes and exploring the characters’ emotions. Throughout our eight-week adventure, we’ll delve into the intense love between Romeo and Juliet, set against the backdrop of a bitter family feud. Each week, we’ll read key scenes, analyze character choices, and discuss themes that resonate today, such as love, loyalty, and the consequences of our actions. From role-playing iconic moments to lively discussions, you’ll engage in creative activities that make Shakespeare’s world vibrant and relatable. By the end of our journey, you’ll not only gain a deeper understanding of this classic play but also develop critical thinking and communication skills that will serve you well in all your studies. So, whether you’re a seasoned Shakespeare fan or new to his works, come join us! Let’s unlock the secrets of love and conflict together and discover why this play continues to captivate audiences centuries later. Sign up now for a literary adventure you won’t want to miss! 'WHAT CAN I EXPECT?" - Engaging Discussions: Share your thoughts and ideas with fellow students! We’ll dive deep into the characters’ motivations and the impact of their decisions. - Creative Activities: From role-playing iconic scenes to reimagining endings, you’ll get to express your creativity while learning about the play in a fun way. - Debates and Reflections: Challenge your peers with thought-provoking debate questions! Is love worth fighting for? Do Romeo and Juliet have control over their fate? You’ll get to explore these questions and more. - Multimedia Elements: We’ll incorporate clips from film adaptations, music, and other resources to bring the story to life and make it relatable to your world. - Build Connections: Discover how the themes of *Romeo and Juliet* connect to modern relationships and societal issues. You might be surprised at how relevant Shakespeare is to your life! By the end of this class, you’ll not only have a deeper understanding of *Romeo and Juliet*, but you’ll also develop critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills that will benefit you in all your studies. So, whether you’re a seasoned Shakespeare fan or just curious about the story, come join us! Let’s unlock the secrets of love and conflict together and see why this play continues to captivate audiences centuries later. Sign up now for a literary adventure that you won’t want to miss! ----------------------------------- SAMPLE OF A TYPICAL LESSON: Weekly Breakdown (50 minutes per session) Week 1: Introduction to the Play 5 minutes: Welcome and Introduction 10 minutes: Discuss the Prologue and the themes of fate and conflict. 15 minutes: Read Act 1, Scene 1 (The fight) and Act 1, Scene 5 (The Capulet party). 15 minutes: Character Mapping activity. 5 minutes: Closing thoughts and preview of next week. ------------------------------------
Metas de aprendizaje
UNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEARE'S LANGUAGE AND STYLE:
Develop the ability to read and interpret Shakespearean English, including understanding poetic devices and dramatic techniques.CHARACTER ANALYSIS:
Analyze the motivations, conflicts, and development of key characters such as Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt, and Mercutio, exploring how their choices influence the plot.
Programa de estudios
Plan de estudios
Sigue en plan de estudios Teacher-CreatedEstándares
Alineado con Common Core State Standards (CCSS)8 Lecciones
más de 8 semanasLección 1:
Week 1: Introduction to the Play Scenes to Read: Prologue; A1S1; A1S5
Activities:
Discussion: Introduce the background of Shakespeare and the historical context of the play.
Reading: Read the Prologue together to establish the themes of fate and conflict.
Character Mapping: Create a visual map of characters, including relationships and traits. 50 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 2:
Week 2: The Nature of Love Scenes to Read: A1S3, A1S4, A2S2
Activities:
Role-Playing: In groups, act out the balcony scene. Discuss the different interpretations of love.
Journaling: Write a personal response about what love means to you and how it’s portrayed in the play. 50 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 3:
Week 3: The Consequences of Actions Scenes to Read: A2S6, A3S1, A3S5
Activities:
Group Discussion: Analyze the impact of Tybalt’s and Mercutio’s deaths on the plot.
Character Decision Chart: Track key decisions made by Romeo and Juliet and their consequences. 50 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 4:
Week 4: Family and Loyalty Scenes to Read: A3S2, A4S1,
Activities:
Journaling: Write from Juliet’s perspective about her loyalty to Romeo versus her family.
Debate: Split the class into two sides to discuss whether loyalty to family or love is more important. 50 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
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Orientación para padres
Certainly! While *Romeo and Juliet* is a classic love story, it does contain themes and content that could be upsetting or challenging for some learners. Here are a few aspects to consider:
Content Considerations
1. Violence and Death:
- The play features several violent scenes, including fights and deaths, most notably the deaths of Mercutio, Tybalt, Romeo, and Juliet. The portrayal of revenge and its consequences may be distressing to some students.
2. Family Conflict:
- The intense feud between the Montagues and Capulets can resonate with students who have experienced familial conflict or tension. The idea of loyalty to family versus personal desire can also be a complex and emotional theme.
3. Tragic Outcomes:
- The ending of the play, in which both protagonists die, can be particularly upsetting. It raises questions about fate, choice, and the tragic consequences of love, which may evoke strong feelings of sadness or frustration.
4. Suicide:
- Juliet’s choice to take her own life upon finding Romeo dead can be a sensitive topic. Discussions around suicide should be approached with care and an understanding of the impact such themes may have on students.
5. Romantic Relationships:
- The intense and sometimes impulsive nature of Romeo and Juliet's love may raise concerns about unhealthy relationship dynamics, including idealization and impulsivity. Discussions about love and relationships should be handled thoughtfully.
Supporting Students
- Creating a Safe Space: Establish a supportive environment where students feel comfortable sharing their feelings and discussing difficult topics.
- Open Discussions: Encourage students to express their thoughts and emotions regarding the content, allowing for respectful dialogue about sensitive themes.
- Content Warnings: Before reading challenging scenes, provide context and a heads-up to prepare students for what to expect.
- Resources: Be ready to offer support or resources for students who may find certain themes particularly triggering or distressing.
By being aware of these content considerations and fostering an open, respectful classroom environment, I hope I can help students engage with the material thoughtfully and sensitively.
Lista de útiles escolares
SUPPLIES NEEDED: A COPY OF THE NOVEL, ROMEO AND JULIET, BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE A copy of the play, either in print or digital format. Many adaptations are available, so students can choose one that they find engaging. NOTEBOOK OR JOURNAL: For taking notes, journaling reflections, and completing writing assignments or creative activities. WRITING UTENSILS: Pens, pencils, and highlighters for annotating the text and taking notes. ACCESS TO A COMPUTER OR TABLET: For participating in online discussions, accessing multimedia resources, and submitting assignments. INTERNET CONNECTION: A reliable internet connection for attending virtual classes and engaging with online content.
Recursos externos
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
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Licenciatura en Arte y Diseño desde The University of Tampa
TEACHING EXPERTISE WITH ROMEO AND JULIET:
PROFESSIONAL ACTOR:
Extensive experience in performing Shakespearean works, bringing a deep understanding of the characters and emotions to the classroom.
PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE:
Participated in stage productions of Romeo and Juliet, providing firsthand insight into the nuances of the play's themes, characters, and dramatic techniques.
9TH GRADE ENGLISH TEACHER:
Years of experience teaching 9th grade English, with a focus on engaging students with classic literature, particularly Romeo and Juliet.
PASSIONATE EDUCATOR:
A lifelong love for Romeo and Juliet, cultivated since 9th grade, which drives my commitment to making Shakespeare accessible and enjoyable for students.
DYNAMIC TEACHING APPROACH:
Utilize creative methods such as role-playing, group discussions, and multimedia resources to foster a fun and interactive learning environment.Reseñas
Clase grupal
15 US$
semanalmente o 120 US$ por 8 clases1 x por semana, 8 semanas
50 min
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 11-16
1-10 alumnos por clase
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