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Teaching Hamlet (Fall 2026 In-Person Workshop)

A one-day workshop in Houston for secondary-level language arts teachers on strategies for teaching and generating student interest in William Shakespeare's Hamlet. The workshop will feature close interaction with scholars, examination of texts, and the development of effective pedagogical strategies and engaging assignments and activities. Teachers receive books, instructional materials, CPE credit, and up to $200 substitute reimbursement; out-of-town teachers may be reimbursed up to $300 in approved travel costs.

Date & time: Thu · Oct 8 · 8:30 AM CT
Venue: Venue to be announced
Houston, TX
Host: Humanities Texas
Humanities Texas
Organizer: Humanities Texas
Price: Free
Credit: CPE
Sub reimbursement: $200

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