My Granite State College summer is winding down but not without an in-depth look at Shakespeare and Macbeth. I truly thought--as an older student-- I wouldn't be able to grasp the old English word structure Shakespeare used in the writing of his plays.
As adult students returning to complete our Bachelor's Degrees at an adult education school, how often do we underestimate our ability or constantly question our ability to achieve success?
One thing I do know for certain: Learning about Shakespeare from a highly educated, animated instructor like Dr. Imbrascio accelerated my understanding when reading and comprehending Macbeth.
Dr. Imbrascio is not only passionate about Shakespeare and British Literature, she is extremely devoted to the success of her students. She does whatever she can to locate the Shakespearean era in "student time."
I have written my second paper due on Shakespeare's uses of blood as one of the themes in Macbeth. Dr. Imbrascio provided the tools of interpretation I needed to write such a paper. British Literature is almost finished and I am one step closer to my Language Arts Degree from Granite State College.
As adult students returning to complete our Bachelor's Degrees at an adult education school, how often do we underestimate our ability or constantly question our ability to achieve success?
One thing I do know for certain: Learning about Shakespeare from a highly educated, animated instructor like Dr. Imbrascio accelerated my understanding when reading and comprehending Macbeth.
Dr. Imbrascio is not only passionate about Shakespeare and British Literature, she is extremely devoted to the success of her students. She does whatever she can to locate the Shakespearean era in "student time."
I have written my second paper due on Shakespeare's uses of blood as one of the themes in Macbeth. Dr. Imbrascio provided the tools of interpretation I needed to write such a paper. British Literature is almost finished and I am one step closer to my Language Arts Degree from Granite State College.
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