ADAPTING SHAKESPEARE FOR YOUNG LEARNERS: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES
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This article examines the challenges and strategies involved in adapting Shakespeare's works for young learners in educational contexts. Through a comprehensive literature review and analytical framework, the study explores pedagogical approaches that make Shakespeare accessible while maintaining literary integrity.
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