Teaching clever children, 7-11 by Tempest, N. R.

Animae exauctoratæ non possunt concitare tempestates in aëre. ; Plus interest nobilium literatos esse, quàm hominum inferiori loco positorum.

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The kingdom of science : literary utopianism and British education, 1612-1870 / by Olson, Paul A.

Table of Contents: “…Shakespeare's utopian Tempest and education by the book -- New Atlantis and the chiliastic utopias -- Bacon's commonwealth offspring -- The Scribleran revolt against education to extend human empire -- Adam Smith and Utopia as process -- Utilitarian compulsory utopia -- The second generation utilitarians -- Dickens's utilitarian dystopia and the death of the social commons -- Conclusion.…”

Teaching literature in virtual worlds : immersive learning in English studies /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Allen Webb -- A virtual world for Lord of the flies: engaging students and meeting common core standards / Cara Arver -- Midsummer madness and The virtual Tempest: Shakespeare as foolish role-play game / Joseph Haughey and Jennifer Barns -- From migrant labor to high society: Of mice and men and The great Gatsby in virtual worlds / Gretchen Rumohr-Voskuil and Meghan Dykema -- Teaching Things fall apart in the Village of Umuofia / Cheryl Taliaferro -- Content learning in literary virtual worlds: the Village of Umuofia / Allen Webb -- Building a secondary Brave new world / Robert Rozema -- Riffing on the pied piper: combining research and creativity / Linda Dick -- Virtual Flanerie: strolling through Mrs. …”

If you teach it, they will read : literature's life lessons for today's students / by MacLean, John V.

Table of Contents: “…-- The search for identity : Cyrano de Bergerac and A Lesson Before Dying -- Rite of passage : The Odyssey, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Heart of Darkness -- The quest : Arthurian legends, Siddhartha, and Song of Solomon -- I want a hero : The Canterbury Tales, Beowulf, and Hamlet -- The anti-hero : Native Son and The Stranger -- Literary devices -- A woman's place : Medea and A Doll's House -- The little things that matter : Emma and Pride and Prejudice -- Dealing with loss : "the wanderer," the Hemingway hero, and The Tempest -- The need to dream : Of Mice and Men, The Glass Menagerie, and The Great Gatsby -- The weight of the past : Oedipus and The Piano Lesson -- Private morality and second chances : The Scarlet Letter, The Crucible, and The Kite Runner -- Throwing the good away : Macbeth, Fences, and Death of a Salesman -- Love, actually : Twelfth Night, Othello, and Wuthering Heights -- Some great deed : The Iliad -- Final thoughts.…”

The making of a family saga : Ginling College / by Feng, Jin, 1971-

Table of Contents: “…The Return of the Native Daughter (1927-37); The tempest of 1927; Mother and Daughter; Cooperation, equality, and power:ginling's battle for independence in the 1920s; Dissent, squabble, and unrest:"family" life in the 1920s to 1930s; Chapter 4. …”
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