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60 Good Research Topics With Examples and Ideas
This is more than a list of general subjects. This is a list of good research topics that make writing a paper easy and quick. Each research topic is specific, manageable, and easily divided into sections. This makes these topics much more valuable.
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Macbeth's Soliloquies Listed and Explained
The character of Macbeth has seven different soliloquies within the play. Four of them are exceptionally well known. The other three soliloquies are not quoted as frequently, but they are essential to Macbeth’s character development.
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The Romeo and Juliet Balcony Scene: Summary and Analysis
The famous balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet analyzed and explained line by line.The balcony scene is critically important to the development of the plot of the play because it is during this scene that the lovers' secret marriage is decided. Within the scene are many of the play's most famous lines
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How to Succeed in High School: 3 Simple Rules for Successful Students
How to succeed in high school with only 3 simple rules. Successful students know these three simple rules. Rule 1: Be Present. Rule 2: Be Prepared. Rule 3: Be Positive. Implement these tips, and you can conquer even the toughest high classes. Just be the best student you can be today.
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The Toledo War Between Michigan and Ohio
The Toledo War comprised a comic series of skirmishes between Ohio and Michigan in April, July, and September of 1835. When it was over, politics won. Ohio retained the disputed territory. Michigan was granted the Upper Peninsula. The active conflict faded, but political controversy continued.
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100 Good Research Paper Topics for History
Here are 100 good research paper topics for history in many different eras and time periods, along with suggestions for generating your own unique research topics. All these good research paper topics are focused, specific, and easily divided into three main sections.
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Romeo and Juliet Epilogue Analysis
The epilogue to Romeo and Juliet is spoken by Prince Escalus at the very end of the play. The epilogue to Romeo and Juliet is similar to a Shakespearean sonnet in both meter and rhyme scheme. A line-by-line analysis will yield a more complete understanding of the poetic devices and deeper meaning.
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What to Include in a Teacher Portfolio
A teacher portfolio should include a cover, table of contents, resume, teaching philosophy,and three letters of recommendation. Beyond these basic requirements, a teaching portfolio should include 10-15 different examples that help illustrate your teaching skills.
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How to Create a Teaching Portfolio
How to create a teaching portfolio in five basic steps: 1. Gather potential items. 2. Select the best examples. 3. Prepare all artifacts. 4. Organize 5. Edit. Detailed directions for each step, with tips and hints for a success.
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What Is a Teaching Portfolio?
A good teaching portfolio is a collection of items that are carefully selected to demonstrate mastery of educational skills. The teaching portfolio is an ever-evolving showcase that can open doors to a great teaching career.
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Guide to Creating a Teacher Portfolio: Beginning the Process, What to Include, and How to Organize
How do I create a teaching portfolio? A step by step guide to beginning the portfolio process. How to collect items for a teacher portfolio, what to include, and how to engage in the process of reflective practice.
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The Nurse in Romeo and Juliet: Character Analysis and Quotes
The Nurse is a bawdy, overly talkative,and humorous character in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. She teases Juliet, but is also completely devoted to Juliet. She eventually betrays Juliet's wishes by giving her unkind advice. Even so, the Nurse is completely grief-stricken by Juliet's feigned death.
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The Romeo and Juliet Death Scene: Summary and Analysis
In the Romeo and Juliet death scene, Juliet is lying in the tomb, under the influence of a sleeping potion that makes it appear that she has died. Romeo finds her in the tomb. Before entering the tomb, Romeo kills Paris in the graveyard.
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Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet: Character Analysis and Description
Benvolio is a member of the Montague "family." He has a close relationship with Romeo. Bevolio's personality is mild. He attempts to act as a peacemaker and voice of reason when tempers flare between the Montagues and Capulets.
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What Is the Meaning of "Two Households Both Alike in Dignity" in Romeo and Juliet?
The very first line of the prologue Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet begins with these words. The meaning is significant to the play because it sets up the conflict between two very respected families. That conflict ultimately leads to tragedy for the two young lovers who are caught up in the strife.
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Is It Soliloquy, Aside, Monologue or Dialogue? How to Understand the Difference in Shakespeare's Plays
Soliloquy, aside, monologue, and dialogue are four very different dramatic devices.Dialogue and monologue are most often used to advance the action of a play. Soliloquy and aside are devices often used to reveal insights about individual characters, particularly in Shakespeare plays.
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Romeo and Juliet Prologue Analysis, Line by Line
We start first with the prologue in its entirety and a quick summary of the facts. Then, we move on to a translation and explanation of each line individually. To make things easier, the prologue is repeated in full again at the end of the analysis.
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The Three Sonnets in Romeo and Juliet: Analysis and Explanation
Three sonnets from Romeo and Juliet are in the Act I prologue, the lovers' first kiss in Act I, and the Act II prologue. Follow along with this article to study three sonnets in Romeo and Juliet. This article will also provide a complete review of rhyme scheme and iambic pentameter.
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What Are Shakespeare's Three Best Known Plays? Explanation of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth
Shakespeare's three best well-known plays are all tragedies. Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Hamlet are the three of Shakespeare's most famous works.
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How to Teach Drama: Lesson Plans and Activities for the Classroom
This article explores how to teach drama using several different, easy concepts. Gain confidence in your lessons when you use any one or a combination of these tools. A clear guide for how to use drama lesson plans, drama games, improvisation games, and monologues.
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Flower Quotes in Shakespeare: "A Rose by Any Other Name" and Other Shakespeare Flower Quotes Explained
Four interesting flower quotes from Shakespeare, translated and explained. The meaning of "a rose by any other name" from Romeo and Juliet. Flower symbols in Ophelia's mad scene from Hamlet. Flower Quotes from Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Sonnet 130.
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Funny Flower Quotes and Sayings
Funny flower quotes and sayings. Includes funny flower quotes from Delta Burke, George Burns, and other celebrities.