Chaucer Pedagogy: Students

The Chaucer Pedagogy Page

Online Assistance
for Teachers and Students
of Chaucer and the Later Middle Ages

TEACHERS

Resources for

STUDENTS

Daniel T. Kline | U. of Alaska Anchorage | The Kankedort Page
Chaucer Pedagogy Home | The Electronic Canterbury Tales

Resources for Students

Research Paper and Essay Ideas	need some good ideas to get started?
The Chaucer Metapage Bibliography Listing	want to see what the scholars have said?
Creative Assignments on Chaucerian Topics	rewrite a Canterbury Tale, recast the pilgrims?
Explore Medieval Culture on the WWW	interested in manuscripts, music, or weaving?
Potpourri	medieval board games, dances, and feasts?
The Chaucer Pedagogy Documentation Primer	need to know how to assess and document print and WWW sources?

Chaucer Online
the university of virginia e-text archive? the litrix reading room? online ed. by Sinan Kökbugur?	The Canterbury Tales in Middle English The Canterbury Tales in Modern English The Canterbury Tales with Online Glossary
Jane Zatta's Chaucer Page & Larry Benson's Canterbury Tales Page	need to see summaries or discussions of the individual tales?
want to ask a question, make a comment, or see what other students think about your favorite medieval poet?	Geoffrey Chaucer Poetry Port

Student Study Helps
The Electronic Canterbury Tales With a separate web page devoted to each tale, the Electronic Canterbury Tales is designed to bring together a variety of WWW sources suitable for teaching and studying at all grade levels.
see a list of common middle english words and their modern english translations?	Edwin Duncan's A Basic Chaucer Glossary
how do I read middle english?	Elizabeth Rehfield's Guide to Chaucerian Pronunciation
what kind of books can I find at the library?	Chaucer Bibliographies by Michael Hanley (UWashington) and Alan Baragona (VMI)
want to look up book reviews on Chaucer?	The Medieval Review
what was going on in Chaucer's time?	The Calamitous 14th Century (Paul Halsall, IMSB)
ant to know some cultural and literary background of chaucer's time in history: the four humors, allegorical interpretation, two kinds of love, the seven liberal arts, & the three "matters" of medieval romance?	Michael Hanley's Some Interesting and Essential Stuff

what kind of work have other students done?	Student Showcase
Beyond the Chaucer Metapage	what's the next step?
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