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Jean Trounstine Instructor,
Lynn-Lowell Women's Program
Co-Founder, CLTL Women's Program |
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Jean Trounstine, a professor at Middlesex Community College in Massachusetts, worked at Framingham Women's Prison for ten years where she directed eight plays and received awards for her work with women offenders. Her book, Shakespeare Behind Bars: The Power of Drama in a Women's Prison, St. Martin's Press, 2001, was featured on NPR and released in paperback in 2004. She co-edited Changing Lives Through Literature for Notre Dame Press, 1999. Her book of poetry, Almost Home Free, was published by Pecan Grove Press 2003. She is the Co-Founder of the women's branch of CLTL.
You can email her at jean@trounstine.com
Gender in Changing Lives Through Literature Follow a Program: Paradigm of the Lynn-Lowell Women's Program Success and Failure in Changing Lives Through Literature Teaching Specific Texts: Bean Trees Teaching Specific Texts: Bluest Eye (I) Teaching Specific Texts: Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant Teaching Specific Texts: A Line of Cutting Women Teaching Specific Texts: Strange Fits of Passion Teaching Specific Texts: The Wife's Story Teaching Specific Texts: Their Eyes Were Watching God Teaching Strategies: Go-Round Teaching Strategies: Use of Questions Teaching Strategies: Use of the Syllabus
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