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Old 09-06-2005, 23:17   #35
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Re: harry potter or shakespeare?

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Originally Posted by Matthew
I think something more modern like Harry Potter should be taught. I know when I did Shakespear three years ago for my SATs it was the most boring thing ever, did not understand it and had eventually I gave up. Now if that was something like Harry Potter I would be interested because it is more modern and we can relate to some of the things a little easier.

I know some of our English staff have had enought of the "classics" and want us to do more modern but they are told what to teach so have no choice. I think if they want grades to improve they need to stop teaching all the old rubbish and get with the times.
That way we end up disregarding more and more of our past in an effort just to stay with the times..
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