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Teaching Oliver Twist This online version of the Oliver Twist teacher's guide includes links to Web features that support the classroom activities. The classroom activities were written by Carol Cashion and reviewed by high school teachers Robert McBride, Andrea McCarthy and Georgia Scurletis. Viewing Strategies Includes plot summaries of the three episodes and suggestions for how to break each two-hour film into segments for classroom viewing. Discussion and Activities by Episode Offers before- and after-viewing discussion topics and activity suggestions for each episode. After-Viewing Activities Suggests ideas for culminating activities after viewing the series, focusing on themes like Exploring Character, Serialization and From Oliver Twist to Great Expectations. Looking at Film Provides discussion and activity suggestions focusing on the film adaptation process, to help students become more critical viewers and thinkers. Printed Teacher's Guide Order a free printed copy of the Oliver Twist teacher's guide and get on our mailing list to automatically receive upcoming teacher's guides to other Masterpiece Theatre productions. Off-Air Taping Rights Educators can tape Oliver Twist off the air and use it in the classroom for one year after broadcast. Teacher's Guide: Using the Web Site | Teaching Oliver Twist | Serial Publication Other Web-based Resources | Printed Teacher's Guide | eNewsletter Sign-up Essays + Interviews | Who's Who | Oliver's London | A Dickens Timeline Teacher's Guide | Novel to Film | A Victorian Twister | The Forum Links and Bibliography Home | About The Series | The American Collection | The Archive Schedule & Season | Feature Library | eNewsletter | Book Club Learning Resources | Forum | Search | Shop | Feedback © |