Jacalyn A. Roche Pictured artifact: Game board and instructions for The Royall and Most Pleasant Game of Ye Goose Virginia colonists, especially men, entertained themselves by placing stakes (bets) on everything from sports, to the weather; from trials to table games. Ye Goose, a board game invented in Rome, was well known in the English-speaking world. The game, which shares some similarities with Monopoly or Clue, has rules which were simple enough for everyone, even children, to master. Ye Goose was still popular in the nineteenth century. Short essays

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BS, (English, French, Social Studies) Secondary Education - Northwestern University

MA (English, French, Social Studies) - Northwestern University

Present Teaching Assignment:

Waukegan High School
Waukegan, IL
Ninth Grade Center
Global Civilizations/Cultures

Previous Teaching Assignments:

Waukegan High School
Waukegan, IL
Upper Grade Center
        Western Civilization
        Global Civilizations
        World Geography
        Non-Western Civilization

University of St. Francis
Joliet, IL
       American Foreign Policy Since World War II

College of Lake County
Adult Education
Grayslake, IL
        Adult reading, writing and mathematics skills

Marywood School for Girls
Evanston, ILM
        Grades 9-10 English and French

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