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Mrs A. Bolts set this assignment for group 10/En2 - English Literature
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1. ‘What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other word would smell as sweet.’ Juliet thinks that Romeo’s name should not matter. Who he is and how she feels about him are most important. Do you think this is true? Can love overcome family feuds?
2. Write a paragraph answering the question “What makes ‘Romeo and Juliet’ a tragedy?” Prologues are similar to trailers for movies. What makes a successful trailer? Explain your reasons. Write your own version of a prologue for Romeo and Juliet but set it in your local area. Who would the feud be between?
3. Mercutio’s dying words are, ‘A plague o' both your houses!’ Using your knowledge of the play’s tragic structure, how are his words fulfilled? Write one paragraph.
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As a trusted Google for Education Partner, Satchel One is designed to work alongside Google Classroom to help schools take a holistic approach to education. Integrated use of these two platforms results in an online learning experience like no other.
Use Google Classroom to livestream lessons where necessary and for students’ personal workspace. Depend on Satchel One for complete classroom management, enforcing school behaviour policy, home-school communication, a holistic view of student progression and detailed reports for the whole-school.
By using both platforms throughout your school, you will be better equipped to support students’ learning and have immediate access to the tools that will help you make school-wide improvements.
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The great thing about the platform is that it interfaces really well with Google Classroom so it’s really easy to use them together.
We set all remote learning work on Satchel One. It was the 'one stop shop' for students and parents, even if the content was elsewhere (Google Classroom / Mathswatch, etc...)
Homework is set via Satchel One and the link added to Google Classroom. Often using the share to Google Classroom button in Satchel One.
Satchel One provides a personalised homework service for pupils alongside a range of other useful tools all the while remaining flexible for more bespoke use.
Clever integrations between the two systems mean schools can enjoy access to all the Google Classroom and Satchel One tools from one login and makes moving between the two seamless and fuss free.
Satchel pride ourselves on the excellent training and support we provide, throughout your licence with us.
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