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Shakespeare somehow wrote in the rhythm of how people think- Cicely Berry (Voice coach for RSC)

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Ms. Josee works well with all age groups, but I noticed that she has a particular affinity with Hong Kong Secondary school age students. She really knows how to engage, motivate and get the best out of them. She fires their imaginations and helps them to reach for the stars. Dr. Perry Bayer, NET, CCC Ming Kei College.

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Hello. I am Isaac from CCCMKC.
And I have two most favorite part of the course. The first one is the 'Whoose'. It is interesting for understanding the Winter Tale by acting one by one in different character.
The second one is... of course the final acting! I receive the video of our performance today. And I can see how silly...or happy I am! I can see how much I enjoy it.(Hopefully they didn't take photos of me a lot)
Of course I like the other events too, but I can't say all of them.
Finally,I have to thanks all of people that participate in this workshop.Bye

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I’m Josephine from CCCMKC
There’s a lot of good memories there
First I like the most is self introduce that  I can meet some new friends like Hei, Caleb or maybe more
Second is the script  discussion that I can understand what the story about and discuss with my friends
Third is the silly lyrics I can see we had a lot of fun with discussing the lyrics and music.We love to sing this lyrics because I think it is very silly
Forth is the lunch time because I can chat with my friends and eat with my friends I hope my family didn’t notice
The very lastly that I extremely like the most is acting Pertida because her place is different than the others so I wanted to challenge it and I did it. Although I just only  had one to three lines but is the most memorable thing for me because Hermione is found and Pertida met her mother it is happy ending
I think this drama is the most memorable time in the summer holiday because I have a lot of homework and exercise so I am so boring
Thank you Miss Josee and Dr. Bayer

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simply had so much fun during the course. my favorite part of the programme is the “whoosh” script reading activity. Ms Josee did an amazing job making this course enjoyable. love this course, love the experience, love Shakespeare more than ever before ♡

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Please add a comment about your Shakespeare Experience!

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I started doing Shakespeare with Miss Josee in primary 4. The reason why I like Shakespeare is simply because I enjoy the process of acting. When acting, we can put ourselves into the characters and try to find out why they do what they do, or think in that situation. Also each character in Shakespeare is different and has its own characteristic, which makes it worth us to taking a deeper look. Acting is always fun and gives me the motivation to learn Shakespeare.

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Shakespeare wrote plays and young children are geniuses at playing.
Ask them to comment on a great work of literature, and they will shrink away. Give a child the part of Bottom, Tybalt or Lady MacBeth and watch them unlock their imagination, self-esteem, and a treasure trove of insight....
(RSC Toolkit for Primary Teachers, page 5)

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Hi I am Afei. I am now a secondary 3 student. I've been doing Shakespeare since p4. I still remember the play  The Tempest.

At that time, my English was not very fluent, but Miss Josee said that it didn't matter, 'As long as you can  feel the character with your heart,  that's  good!'

Studying Shakespeare in the form of a play, which was difficult for me at that moment, made it easier and clearer for me to understand what was happening.

I liked to say the line in “dada dada dada” (like in iambic pentameter).

I remember going to the speech festival with two of my classmates, and we played Juliet. I was wearing  braces at that time, so I had to work hard to make my speech   more fluent. In the end, all three of us won prizes!

I also remember an activity called:  'punctuation mark to punctuation mark' to help us practice our script,  which not only allowed me to learn the pronunciation of each word, but also allowed us to know more about the occurrence of each role.

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Thank you for conducting your workshop about 'The Tempest' in our school. Our students really enjoyed it. You are a great teacher!

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Mr Tam (a parent helper) said: If students understand Shakespeare, what then is too difficult for them?