Booking and details
Dates Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Tickets Free, Registration required
Duration 8:00pm - 9:00pm (ET)
When students are cutting and performing a scene, whether that of Shakespeare or another author, they are closely examining the language the author uses to establish the setting and the characters’ relationships with each other all on their own. With this student-centered strategy, students are the ones cutting the text and determining what’s important and why (and providing the textual evidence to support their decisions!). Get ready to step back and let the deep thinking and decision-making of your students shine through!
Mentor Teachers
Stefanie Jochman
Stefanie Jochman teaches 10th grade and AP English in Oakton, VA. She is a Folger Education workshop leader and served as a Master Teacher at the 2016, 2018, and 2021 Folger Teaching Shakespeare Institutes. In 2016, she earned the Golden Apple Award from the Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce, and she is a contributing writer to the Moving Writers blog. She enjoys traveling to literary destinations and being a devoted auntie. Stefanie is also a contributor to The Folger Guides to Teaching Shakespeare.
Greta Brasgalla
Greta June Brasgalla has been in education for 30 years in El Paso, Texas. She was a teacher for 26 years and taught all levels of English. She was a member of TSI in 2012 and a master teacher at TSI in 2016. In 2019, Greta became Assistant Principal at Eastlake High School in El Paso. She has continued to write lessons for the Folger to include lessons during Covid and ones that focus on Emergent Bilingual students.