CPTP I
Wife of Bath study guide: The Wife of Bath-student
Medieval WebQuest: Medieval Webquest_2011
Download questions: medieval_times_webquest_questions_2011
Please click on the file to download the Shakespeare WebQuest: Everything-Shakespeare-and-Elizabethan
Weekly Syllabus 9/19- 9/23: TeachingProfessions_CP11_sept19_23_2011
Weekly Syllabus 9/12-9/16: TeachingProfessions_CP11_sept12_16_2011
Weekly Syllabus 9/6-9/9: sept5_sept9_tp_2011
Sample Resume Template- sample resume[1]
resume for compact studentII[1]
As we read Shakespeare’s Macbeth, we have come to understand the “bad romance” between them. Take a look at C.P.T.P I’s interpretation of this relationship.
Here is the assignment due tomorrow (Tuesday, January 12)- Please print and complete- Thinking About_slander and strife
January Calendar- cptpI_jan_calendar
Poisoned Apple- poisoned_apple
“The Tale of Sir Launcelot” -guided questions- Looking for Trouble
Calendar for December: dec_cptp1
Take a look at what we learned in class on 12/1-Nov 30 2009 – VID00019
Here is work for November:
Here are a few links for A Knight’s Tale:
http://www.xomba.com/watch_a_knights_tale_online_free_view_the_full_length_movie_on_the_web
http://tv.blinkx.com/movie/a-knight-tale/gz-lsotDsDDsOf5N#sunknowne
You can also watch it in parts on youtube.com. I hope these sites help, but you may want to rent it or search for it on your own. This is due on Friday.
For Monday: please email no later than 9 PM. You will choose one Canterbury Tale that we have not read in class to read on your own. There are several websites that you can use to read the tales. Do a google.com search for canterbury tales full text or try these websites: http://www.canterburytales.org/canterbury_tales.html
http://www.librarius.com/cantales.htm
Here is a handout that categorizes the tales by genres to help you choose a tale that interests you. img-Y06075747
Next, after reading the chosen tale please complete this handout. img-Y06075806
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