1. Rediscover the English Renaissance: • Experience the 1500s Shakespeare Globe Theatre: • Engage with the language, infrastructure, and culture of the English Renaissance. • Enhance literary knowledge, tolerance, appreciation, and empathy for Shakespearean works. • Aligns with Syllabus Objective #8: Develop appreciation for varying critical interpretations of literature through lectures and workshops. ​ 2. Critical Review and Comparison: • Study “The Taming of the Shrew”: • Compare school production with Shakespeare Globe's original staging and language etymology. • Aligns with Syllabus Objective #5: Develop the ability to critique works from different genres, periods, and cultures. 3. Engage with Shakespeare Enthusiasts: • Interact with Experts at Shakespeare Globe and Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust: • Participate in lectures and workshops on Rhetoric, Shakespeare Verse, Character Play, and Physical Movement. • Aligns with Syllabus Objective #11: Appreciate varying critical interpretations of literature. 4. Experiential Learning: • Academic and Social Benefits: • Increase interest in literary works and improve academic performance. • Enhance oral and written expression in essays. • Foster appreciation for the Shakespearean artform. • Develop social independence and team-building skills. • Engage in creative workshops at Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust.