Students will be exposed to Shakesperian literature, study genre- and time-specific terminology, and demonstrate an understanding of the storyline of the play "Julius Cesar".

The instructor, Yolanda Newton, is a licensed teacher with over 15 years of instructional experience, including World History, Sociology, American History, Reading, and English Language Arts. Her academic background includes sociology, history, women's studies, teaching theory, and Distance Learning Education. Mrs. Newton has taught History, Sociology, and English Language Arts for High School level students both in a traditional classroom setting, and online, for an accumulation of over 10 years. Her experience includes working with Gifted students, multi-exceptional students, and special education. In addition to standard classes, Mrs. Newton has taught gifted and Advance Placement humanities classes. As a life-long learner, Mrs. Newton has participated in several subject-specific enrichment courses. For example, she attended a summer research event hosted by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, where she focused on studying the Antebellum South. She continues to improve and grow as an educator and student and is currently enrolled in post-graduate classes to sharpen her skills in Distance Education. 

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Students will be assigned an independent project in week 5. Each week students must read or watch an assigned portion of the play. Watching the performed version of an assigned portion will take less than an hour, while reading it can take 90 minutes or more, depending on the student's abilities. Students will also complete an out-of-class assignment, which would take less than 2 hours per week. 
수업 외 주당 2 - 4 시간
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