(**Actual formatting is intact, regardless of possible thumbnail images)This handout explains the three basic types of irony, using cartoons to further illustrate the definitions. Once students grasp the concepts, they may examine specific provided examples from Romeo and Juliet.
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I have been teaching high school for the past 8 years. Throughout that time, I have taught English in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. I have also taught multiple levels of ELD (ESL). In addition to actual "in class experience", I have been a curriculum development specialist for online education through California State University Fullerton (CSUF). I am currently awaiting my scores for National Board Certification (fingers crossed! I find out in November.)
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