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Lit Happens Ep 7: Tempest and Hagseed – Navigating Textual Conversations

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Lit Happens Episode 7: Tempest and Hagseed – Navigating Textual Conversations Join us on Lit Happens as two passionate HSC English educators unpack Module A: Textual Conversations with Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Margaret Atwood’s Hagseed. In this episode, we dive into the art of comparative study, breaking down the purpose of the module, analysing key themes and concepts in both texts, exploring their resonances and dissonances, and sharing practical strategies for crafting a compelling thesis. Whether you’re an educator seeking fresh perspectives or a student aiming to ace your analysis, we’ve got you covered with insights to enrich your understanding of these timeless works and their powerful dialogue across paradigms. Check out the FREE PDF resource: Textual Conversations –Tempest and Hagseed For a video of this resource in action, visit our YouTube page, Tiktok and Instagram. For episodes and support content: Follow us on YouTube: @Lit_HappensSE Follow us on Instagram: lit.happensseniorenglish TikTok: @lit.happensse Never miss a Lit Happens episode! Like and subscribe for syllabus tips, future episode themes, and to join our literary community. Available on multiple platforms - subscribe wherever you listen! If you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting us by leaving a review and rating our show. Your feedback helps us keep delivering quality content for English teachers and students alike. We’d love to hear from you! Comment below or send us your thoughts, questions, or episode suggestions at [email protected]

Lit Happens Episode 7: Tempest and Hagseed – Navigating Textual Conversations Join us on Lit Happens as two passionate HSC English educators unpack Module A: Textual Conversations with Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Margaret Atwood’s Hagseed. In this episode, we dive into the art of comparative study, breaking down the purpose of the module, analysing key themes and concepts in both texts, exploring their resonances and dissonances, and sharing practical strategies for crafting a compelling thesis. Whether you’re an educator seeking fresh perspectives or a student aiming to ace your analysis, we’ve got you covered with insights to enrich your understanding of these timeless works and their powerful dialogue across paradigms. Check out the FREE PDF resource: Textual Conversations –Tempest and Hagseed For a video of this resource in action, visit our YouTube page, Tiktok and Instagram.For episodes and support content: Follow us on YouTube: @Lit_HappensSE Follow us on Instagram: lit.happensseniorenglish TikTok: @lit.happensse Never miss a Lit Happens episode!Like and subscribe for syllabus tips, future episode themes, and to join our literary community. Available on multiple platforms - subscribe wherever you listen! If you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting us by leaving a review and rating our show. Your feedback helps us keep delivering quality content for English teachers and students alike. We’d love to hear from you! Comment below or send us your thoughts, questions, or episode suggestions at [email protected]

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