Shakespeare is taught in British schools both in English literature and English language and he should be taught in all schools over the world where English is the first language as so much of the English language was first coined by William Shakespeare which should be a good enough reason in itself. ---- Shakespeare is actually quite interesting, and I think its good to be taught in schools.
Ofcourse Shakespeare shouldn't be removed from school. Shakespeare is a wonderful form of writing. he has inspired many people with is artful literature
We are not sure that he was. Some scholars have speculated that Shakespeare's dad may have been too poor to pay his school fees, and so Shakespeare did not complete grammar school. But we do not have any school records at all for Shakespeare so we cannot confirm any of this. We only assume he went to school at all because he seems to have had familiarity with the curriculum.
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Shakespeare did not continue his studies after grammar school
Shakespeare's grammar was excellent. Latin grammar was the mainstay of the school curriculum in those days. He understood and used complex sentence structures. His grammar was superior to most people nowadays, as witness the use in this question of the verbal phrase "to be well with" something which is not idiomatic English.
Ofcourse Shakespeare shouldn't be removed from school. Shakespeare is a wonderful form of writing. he has inspired many people with is artful literature
We are not sure that he was. Some scholars have speculated that Shakespeare's dad may have been too poor to pay his school fees, and so Shakespeare did not complete grammar school. But we do not have any school records at all for Shakespeare so we cannot confirm any of this. We only assume he went to school at all because he seems to have had familiarity with the curriculum.
He did not have a specialization. He studied the general curriculum that was taught to all grammar school students.
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They should be looking for it in far places or they should get out of home school and have high school curriculum. I hope this answer helps you. You may look up the internet if this doesn't help.
Latin was the language which formed most of the curriculum in Shakespeare's day. The students spent most of their time translating Latin texts.
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No, art should not be removed from the school curriculum as it plays a crucial role in fostering creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking skills in students. Art education helps students develop a well-rounded perspective and can contribute to their overall academic success and emotional well-being.
Be cause the models of curriculum help to know the types of curriculum based on the level of learners to whom the curriculum is developed for.
A curriculum for an elementary grade teacher is the plan of teaching for a term. This curriculum is set up by the school system to be followed for a specific goal of learning.
You can find a school's kindergarden curriculum by looking on the schools website for information that will help you find stuff about it. The schools website should have all that information.
The school Shakespeare probably studied at, called the King's New School, or more recently King Edward VI School, was what they called a Grammar School. I say "probably" studied at because all the school records from that period have disappeared, including any indication whether Shakespeare graduated or not. However, he would have had a scholarship to attend it while his father was an alderman which makes it reasonable that he did so. Besides, he had a great command of the Grammar School curriculum.