Avoid the Edifice Complex and Enjoy Teaching Chaucer

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Avoid the Edifice Complex and Enjoy Teaching Chaucer
Gary Baughn

High school students can see reading The Canterbury Tales as daunting. To meet this challenge, Gary Baughn shares lessons “combining the literary and the vulgar” that fully engage the students with the text.

English Journal Volume 93 Number 1, September 2003

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