Dr Wendy Lennon was the Guest Editor for a ‘Shakespeare, Race & Pedagogy’ special edition of the British Shakespeare Association’s

‘Teaching Shakespeare 26’ magazine.

In this special edition, international contributors, who are both teachers and students of Shakespeare, offer insights and share their perspectives on their experiences of teaching and learning Shakespeare’s plays.

Dr Lennon writes about the dangerous creep of The Global Resurgence of Authoritarianism that is being imposed upon the teaching of Shakespeare in secondary schools in the UK. Lennon also includes her review of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s summer 2024 production of As You Like It in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Click the link below to read ‘Teaching Shakespeare 26’.

https://www.britishshakespeare.ws/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/TeachingShakespeare26_AW_PRINT_SINGLEPAGES.pdf

https://www.britishshakespeare.ws/education/teaching-shakespeare-magazine/

Previous editions:

Teaching Shakespeare 21

‘Teaching Shakespeare’ Call for Papers (now closed):

Theme: Shakespeare, Race & Pedagogy

We welcome submissions from teachers, educators, and practitioners in a variety of settings. Articles should not exceed 2000 words and can be as short as 500 words. Your topics may include but are not limited to the following areas:

• Approaches to teaching Shakespeare in a secondary school (KS3 and KS4)

• Teaching A Level (KS5) Shakespeare

• Teaching Shakespeare in international settings

• Shakespeare in the primary setting

• Reflective and effective examples of teaching Shakespeare and race

• Live performances and active approaches to teaching Shakespeare

• A rationale of a Shakespeare Scheme of Work

• LGBTQ+ approaches to Shakespeare in the English classroom

• Shakespeare and gender studies

• Inclusive Shakespeare

• Shakespeare in translation

• Shakespeare and EAL students

Deadline for submissions: 6th May 2024 (Now closed)

Submissions and enquiries to: shakeracepedagogy@hotmail.com

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