To begin, some people may think that the play, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, should not be taught in school, while others think it should. Although the idea of reading Romeo and Juliet in English class may make students groan and imagine the worst, there are many benefits as to why reading such a difficult and popular type of literature exist. In my opinion, I think Romeo and Juliet should be included in a school’s curriculum because of how helpful it could be to those students. There are many benefits, including that students will have a better understanding of how to step out of their comfort zone and will allow students to understand more complex pieces of literature in life. Also, students will learn new vocabulary and learn about the 15th century society and customs.
First, Romeo and Juliet will teach students how to handle complex situations in everyday life. …show more content…
Next, this is just one of many sentences in the book, that are filled with difficult words and shows how great this story will strengthen one’s vocabulary. Countless figures of languages are included, which many be hard to understand, but by using context clues students will be able to figure out what the characters are trying to say to them.
Another way you can look at this text, is through the complex plot and storyline, not just the use of the challenging language. ““The Peculiarity of Romeo and Juliet is that the political plot does not merely form the background to the main action, but is one of its integral elements, “ a quote from Frederick S. Boas. Romeo and Juliet’s plot has a variety of different dimensions to it, with multiple themes and stories within one big text.
Despite it’s influence and global relevance, some argue that Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet should not be part of a high school’s curriculum because many are not mature enough to handle it’s key issues nor able to fully comprehend the
First, Romeo and Juliet will teach students how to handle complex situations in everyday life. …show more content…
Next, this is just one of many sentences in the book, that are filled with difficult words and shows how great this story will strengthen one’s vocabulary. Countless figures of languages are included, which many be hard to understand, but by using context clues students will be able to figure out what the characters are trying to say to them.
Another way you can look at this text, is through the complex plot and storyline, not just the use of the challenging language. ““The Peculiarity of Romeo and Juliet is that the political plot does not merely form the background to the main action, but is one of its integral elements, “ a quote from Frederick S. Boas. Romeo and Juliet’s plot has a variety of different dimensions to it, with multiple themes and stories within one big text.
Despite it’s influence and global relevance, some argue that Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet should not be part of a high school’s curriculum because many are not mature enough to handle it’s key issues nor able to fully comprehend the