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Major Shakespeare. (People).(teacher's methods for teaching Shakespeare)(Brief Article)

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| March 01, 2001 | COPYRIGHT 1994 National Education Association of the United States. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

You probably wouldn't expect to find a retired Air Force pilot doing pirouettes and dancing around a classroom of young teenagers to get them excited about Shakespeare.

But Donald Huston, a ninth grade English teacher at Chickasha Junior High School in Oklahoma, has never been conventional.

"I think some people are a little fearful of Air Force majors, just like others are fearful of learning Shakespeare," he says. "I'd like to think I take the fear out of both those things."

For 20 years, Huston flew B-52 planes around the world and lived in exotic locales such as Guam, Thailand, and Japan. When he retired in 1991, "Shakespeare"--a nickname he …

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