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Many teachers use Google Docs, a straightforward processing program with the added benefit of online access and sharing capability. Need to write a quiz and share the link with another teacher? No problem. Need to download an essay as a PDF file? Can do. But Google Docs isn’t just a digital notebook space. Like many teachers, I leaned into Google Docs out of necessity during the pandemic—I needed an easy way to share assignments with students, and Google Docs did the job.
Whether in a classroom or a professional theater, anyone who tackles Shakespeare faces a balancing act. How do we keep audiences engaged without simplifying the poetic language? How can we foster appreciation for historical context while embracing relevant reinterpretations? I also want students to recognize that so many nonverbal elements—acting, props, set, lights, sound, costumes—are part of a play.
In this time of crisis, we have come to understand the value of testing. COVID-19 tests offer us reliable data that can be accessed and applied quickly. They offer a barometer, something to help assess behaviors and adjust accordingly. A good test is reliable, actionable and offers meaningful insight — if positive, stay home; if negative, proceed with caution.
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