Wow this is soo good!! This video sounds more like a friendly and informative conversation rather than a dry lecture so thank you very much! I really enjoyed your video and it helped me soooo much! Love from Germany!
Thank you so much for this lecture, Ms. Brown! It will definitely help me pass my exam in English literature and Culture. Very pedagogic and easy to understand. Regards, Mathilda from Sweden
Thank you Deborah!!!! This was a huge help!!! I have a test tomorrow over this and I was dreading to read my British Literature book again. You explained it so well and in depth. Thank you!!
This is a great way of explaining the renaissance! Thank you so much from India :) Also love the idea of 'flipped' method. Looking forward to your other lectures.
Nice work, Ms. Brown. I haven't review this stuff since...well I guess never because I hated it in school. I'm a little older now and you made it interesting. Thank you.
What a great teacher! I really loved it! It's all very well planned out and set, so any one can understand. I wish you were my English literature professor; the one I have appears in Freddy Krueger's worst nightmares.
Thank you very much this was really helpful and well structures. Would like to say that in future videos it might be helpful to include dates??? Thanks again
+Yasaman Mirzaie You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
I heard that Katheryn Howard was almost engaged (I mean, in a relationship with marriage prospects but the proposal haven't been made yet) before Henry and her family FORCED her into marryIng Henry. Apparentely, she didn't met the guy while she was married; what was considered an affair was her admiting to having been in a relationship BEFORE the marriage and still being in love with the guy.
+Bisera Ilkoska You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
Good video. But there are some mistakes: - Arthur died of sickness. - Edward died at 15. - 20.06: on the picture it's Mary Tudor, the sister of Henry VIII.
So simple and detailed at the same time! Thank you, this video is just awesome. I hope I could get a good mark on my English Literature test tomorrow :( If I do, I will make an statue in your honour xd Greetings from Chile
+puneet khajuria You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
+Letras Inglês Noturno (Inglês) You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
Wow this is soo good!! This video sounds more like a friendly and informative conversation rather than a dry lecture so thank you very much! I really enjoyed your video and it helped me soooo much! Love from Germany!
Thank you so much for this lecture, Ms. Brown! It will definitely help me pass my exam in English literature and Culture. Very pedagogic and easy to understand.
Regards,
Mathilda from Sweden
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This will be soooo helpful in my exam tomorrow. Last subject before I get my degree in English Lit. Love from South-Africa x
Jeanne-Mari Boshoff why are you doing this and you're getting degree? But I'm doing this trying to just get my diploma haha....
i guess it is kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?
@Makai Fernando I would suggest Flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Alan Rudy Definitely, have been using flixzone for months myself :D
@Alan Rudy Thanks, signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it!
People were able to raise big questions;
The ancient ways of thinking were shaken.
Thank you Deborah!!!! This was a huge help!!! I have a test tomorrow over this and I was dreading to read my British Literature book again. You explained it so well and in depth. Thank you!!
Thank you. It helps a lot for preparing my exam. Much helpful for masters student. Love from kerala 😍😍, India
Great Work , very useful for me specially because I am doing my Masters in English as an external candidate from karachi university.
THANK YOU so much for making history interesting and understandable.
This is a great way of explaining the renaissance! Thank you so much from India :) Also love the idea of 'flipped' method. Looking forward to your other lectures.
Hello from North Carolina! It's fun to see how far these videos travel!
i wish i had you as my english teacher
Thank u for taking your time to do this
Awesome, I'm an English student and I have an Exam of English Renaissance, this pretty much is very easy to digest.
Thank you from Saudi Arabia :D (Y)
Thank you very much . You made it so simple.
Thank you so so so very much for this!
Thank you very much, I had to watch this video for my English class, but you made it very interesting to learn about. thanks from the Netherlands
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad it was helpful.
Thank you for this amazing video 🌹
Nice work, Ms. Brown. I haven't review this stuff since...well I guess never because I hated it in school. I'm a little older now and you made it interesting. Thank you.
This is very informative! Thank you.
What a great teacher! I really loved it! It's all very well planned out and set, so any one can understand. I wish you were my English literature professor; the one I have appears in Freddy Krueger's worst nightmares.
Wonderful video. Many thanks from Brazil!
Thank you very much this was really helpful and well structures. Would like to say that in future videos it might be helpful to include dates???
Thanks again
thanks deborah that was very good info
You are the BEST, thanks 🥰❤❤❤ it was perfect
Dear Ms Brown
Many thanks for your awesome video. It was great. Interesting and very useful at the same time.
Best wishes from Iran
+Yasaman Mirzaie You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
Thanks a lot. Yeah really wonderful! This is the world of technology.
It was a great help indeed. Oh I wish I could attend your classes😊
+RTHS English with Ms. Brown ...I'm gonna use them in my literature class in Turkey Thanx for your effort and time...so fruitful...
thank you, thank you so much... it was really helpful and interesting for me as a person really weak in historical backdround!
thank you very much. i've learned a lot from this video. keep up the goodwork
Thank you for the vid! It was very to the point and very nicely developed!
The good old days when I was in college. I had to take a Renaissance Literature class. Same material, pretty much.
really! thanks a lot.thanks to you everything is clear for me now.you are amazing
thank you very much ms Brown this video is very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this
You have helped a lot of people.
this is a great video about something i didn't know much about
This is very helpful for my English test
Thank you ! I have enjoyed your lesson !
This is really helpful to understand this period! Thank you:):):)
Thanks for such a informative video with also easy to understand.
awesome. ...it helps me for tomorrow's exam.........thank u for taking ur own time to do the video
This is very well explained. Thank you very much for this great presentation. :)
I think UA-cam recommended me this video after it saw me listening to Yes and Rich Wakeman.
Wow! You are a really great teacher
This is so helpful for my Exam, thank you for the video :D
this was of great help, love from morocco ❤️
wonderful video!
Awesome!
I heard that Katheryn Howard was almost engaged (I mean, in a relationship with marriage prospects but the proposal haven't been made yet) before Henry and her family FORCED her into marryIng Henry. Apparentely, she didn't met the guy while she was married; what was considered an affair was her admiting to having been in a relationship BEFORE the marriage and still being in love with the guy.
Very interested video,also helping me in English Language studies,
Gratitud!!!
Too good lecture.
Thank you.
This was really helpful.Thank you so much.Wonderful!You're a great teacher :D
+Bisera Ilkoska You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
At 8:17, was that picture from the Tudors on SHOWtime?
Extremely helpful
I wish I could pay you for this instead of my teacher at school.
I'm so glad it's helpful!
Henry was killin it! :D
Good and helpful vid, thanks for it
Superb!!!!!Congratulations.
i need those private and deleted videos :(
Did Gutenberg introduce the printing press in the English Renaissance or was it William Caxton? Thanks in advance
+Vivian Luu And all this information is only for the English Renaissance and not the Italian or any other one, correct?
+Vivian Luu it was william caxton who introduced printing press for the very first time
karan dhanda LOL thanks but i finished this project 8 months ago
Vivian Luu then it's kk. 😂😂😂 now u should tell me about Renaissance
She is right
Hello do you know the genres of Renaissance?
Thank you!!
Useful for me,and my english licence.
it was great and a very helpful video!!!!!! thank you teacher...... it is so interresting
I need an overview on the prose fiction during Renaissance
Good video. But there are some mistakes:
- Arthur died of sickness.
- Edward died at 15.
- 20.06: on the picture it's Mary Tudor, the sister of Henry VIII.
So simple and detailed at the same time! Thank you, this video is just awesome. I hope I could get a good mark on my English Literature test tomorrow :( If I do, I will make an statue in your honour xd
Greetings from Chile
We watched this in English
This was really interesting!
Thank you soo much :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge one more thanks from india
+puneet khajuria You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
Last option for tomorrow exam ❤️
wow this is very interesting
Greetings from a Moroccan university students!
we can clear net without coaching
Anyone here from 9T1?
Tomorrow I will have an exam, and it will helps me...
+Letras Inglês Noturno (Inglês) You are so welcome! I make these videos for my literature classes in North Carolina and it's always wonderful to see how far they travel and that they are helpful to others!
Figurative lamguages
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I love the 'scientific folks',,, lol,,, folks,, really?