This is a good sub activity. You need to have the film, "Mel Gibson Goes Back to School," and it is preferable that your students have already studied "Hamlet."
The good "sub" part is that the viewing takes an entire 45-minute period or during a block session, the students can begin working on the assignment.
The good "teacher" part is that the assignment is easy to grade. Like some of my other activities, i.e. "The Crucible" love letter, the "Little Tree" literature letter, and the "Alternate Review," the directions give ten specific parts. It's easy to detect whether or not the student has included all the parts.
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Presently: Adjunct Faculty, Westwood College. Courses taught: College Writing I & II, Contemporary Literature, Science Fiction, General Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Human Relations, Ethics and Critical Thinking, Humanities, Intercultural Competence and Computer Applications. Previously: Research and Development Program Director, Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM). Research, fundraising, communication and marketing. Previously: Educational Consultant/Trainer, CampusTech. Previously: High School English Department Chair, Loudoun County Public Schools. Previously:High School English Teacher, Virginia County Public Schools (10 years)
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