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My name is Bill, and welcome to Shakespeare Teacher.<\/p>\n

This blog isn’t exclusively about Shakespeare. Instead, it is approached with the philosophy that a love of Shakespeare is only the beginning of a life of examination and discovery. This is a blog that documents that journey, and tries to have some fun along the way. The title, I think, has more to do with the author than with the intended audience at the moment.<\/p>\n

I am involved with a variety of professional activities in the broad field of teacher education. I only occassionally teach Shakespeare, but that’s where my background and passions lie, and the name Shakespeare Teacher makes sense to those who know me.<\/p>\n

The blog will be mostly my opinions and things that I think are interesting. But really, you may think of the whole blog as interactive. I’d like to invite all visitors to the site to leave a comment on any post in the blog, even the older posts. You can respond to what I wrote, or continue the discussion from the comments of others.<\/p>\n

Thanks for visiting, and I hope you enjoy yourself while you’re here.<\/p>\n