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Session Plan

Welcome to our third session of Hamlet in English 12. We are wrapping up our reading of Hamlet this week. In this session, we'll finish reading the play and use social class theory to enter into a deeper analysis of the play and its significance.

Let's begin!

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Assignment	Due Date	Point Value
3.25 Hamlet Wiki		60 points
3.31 Quote Analysis Table for Acts 4 and 5		60 points
3.32 Hamlet and Marx		60 points
Points Possible		180 points

Suggested Schedule:

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Preview session. If you have not already done so, complete 3.24 Hamlet Wiki assignment. Post your resources on the class wiki and submit a copy of your responses to 3.24 Hamlet Wiki.

Begin reading Acts 4 and 5 of the play. Keep track of quotations and scenes of interest from a social class perspective.

Continue reading Acts 4 and 5 of the play, adding quotations to the quote analysis table and watching for scenes of interest to a Marxist (someone operating from a social class lens)

Finish reading Acts 4 and 5 of the play, adding quotations to the quote analysis table and watching for scenes of interest to a Marxist.

Complete quote analysis table and submit assignment 3.31 Quote Analysis Table

Complete 3.22 Shakespeare and Marx assignment and submit.

I have nothing scheduled for this day!! So take advantage of it - if you are behind, this is your opportunity to do some catch up!