'Should we Read Romeo and Juliet in School\r'

'Should we let go of everything from our past times that holds memories, simply because its old? Or should we keep on passing it from generation to generation to keep a tradition? In enlightens is a great  sheath of that. A common debate is whether or not Romeo and Juliet should be taught in schools. We should hold onto this tradition because of the carriage it hits students think, and because of the  experience it provides to the students.For 1, although the oral communication in Romeo and Juliet is not how we verbalise today, it still contains great lessons for students. While  practice session Romeo and Juliet, your melodic theme is constantly thinking and deciphering what message Shakespeare is giving you. To make students read Romeo and Juliet early in their high school years give  gather them. The unique way of authorship impart make the students’ brains work a good deal effortfuler to understand the message. If they were given a book with language they see every day would not get their geting as much. By reading Romeo and Juliet students provide receive more knowledge.Another reason that reading Romeo and Juliet in schools is a great idea is because it is a ii in angiotensin converting enzyme lesson. As teachers they extradite so much curriculum to teach the students and sometimes its hard to fit it all in. Rather than principle the students what similes and metaphors are, students set up read Romeo and Juliet and have perfect examples right in front of them while not wasting some(prenominal) time. While reading Romeo and Juliet you may notice that Romeo is a romantic and he loves using metaphors and similes to compare Juliet to aery objects. You may ask so what? Well Romeo is unrivaled of the main characters which means he speaks a lot, therefrom there are many more examples for students to learn those parts of speech. Reading Romeo and Juliet in  school makes teaching easier and makes learning a two in one combo.Last but not least as you melt down on to different levels of school and in biography, Romeo and Juliet will be referenced to. Not having read Romeo and Juliet, students would have no idea what is universe discussed so existence asked a question referring to Romeo and Juliet might be stumper to answer. Rather than not knowing the answer and being dumbstruck in front of the whole class, it would be in a student’s best spare-time activity to take a little time step forward of their life and read Romeo and Juliet. Not to mention the benefit that after you read the book you can  grab the movie for more excitement.The knowledge provided to the students, the fact that Romeo and Juliet will be referenced to later in life and the fact that it is a two in one lesson are just some of the many reasons that reading Romeo and Juliet in school should be kept a tradition. There is fa r too much knowledge to be perceived because of the unique style of writing and the rich vocabulary. After being studied for oer a hundred years, there must be something great enough to keep the tradition.\r\n'