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Othello lesson exploring Act 4 Scene 2, as Othello attacks Desdemona with language and violence, and Desdemona remains constant and innocent. Using differentiated activities and extensive teacher and student notes, we explore Othello’s changing language and evaluate how Desdemona evokes sympathy from the audience in contrast to the violent and increasingly irrational Othello.Includes a range of engaging activities, worksheets, extensive notes for teachers and students and more. Perfect for English Literature exam preparation and for KS3 English students exploring Shakespeare and Elizabethan drama.
Othello lesson exploring Act 4 Scene 2, as Othello attacks Desdemona with language and violence, and Desdemona remains constant and innocent. Using differentiated activities and extensive teacher and student notes, we explore Othello’s changing language and evaluate how Desdemona evokes sympathy from the audience in contrast to the violent and increasingly irrational Othello.

Includes a range of engaging activities, worksheets, extensive notes for teachers and students and more. Perfect for English Literature exam preparation and for KS3 English students exploring Shakespeare and Elizabethan drama.
Othello lesson exploring Act 4 Scene 2, as Othello attacks Desdemona with language and violence, and Desdemona remains constant and innocent. Using differentiated activities and extensive teacher and student notes, we explore Othello’s changing language and evaluate how Desdemona evokes sympathy from the audience in contrast to the violent and increasingly irrational Othello.

Includes a range of engaging activities, worksheets, extensive notes for teachers and students and more. Perfect for English Literature exam preparation and for KS3 English students exploring Shakespeare and Elizabethan drama.