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punky · 07-06-2005, 20:41

Harry Potter isn't written as intellectually as Shakespere naturally. It does, however, grip the kids better. The kids will be more attentive, more responsive. Therefore it is easier to teach them with HP than WS.

As long as the kids learn the same lesson, then the reference material is err, immaterial. I do think though, HP will lack real world examples of what the teacher is trying to get across to the pupils though. If the examples are there, then good.

07-06-2005, 20:41	#13
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 45 Posts: 14,750	Re: harry potter or shakespeare? Harry Potter isn't written as intellectually as Shakespere naturally. It does, however, grip the kids better. The kids will be more attentive, more responsive. Therefore it is easier to teach them with HP than WS. As long as the kids learn the same lesson, then the reference material is err, immaterial. I do think though, HP will lack real world examples of what the teacher is trying to get across to the pupils though. If the examples are there, then good.