A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, published by Harcourt Canada, Limited in 2000, is a 183-page edition presented in English. This work offers an integrated language arts approach, designed to engage students in various activities that enhance their skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and viewing. Through these activities, readers can explore their feelings and responses to the characters and situations within the play.
In this edition, students are encouraged to keep personal journals, complete independent learning projects, and create director logs. The book also invites improvisation, role-playing, and dramatization of scene segments, along with opportunities for video recordings. This multifaceted approach aims to deepen understanding of the drama while fostering a comprehensive engagement with the text.
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Harcourt Shakespeare provides an integrated language arts approach. In selecting and completing individual activities, students discover opportunities to:
- Develop their skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and viewing
- Discuss and/or write about their feelings and responses to characters, situations and concepts
- Keep personal journals
- Complete independent learning projects
- Create director logs
- Improvise, role-play or dramatize scene segments
- Make video recordings
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